…path. Core Central is populated with a cast of great variety: ship computers, sentient trees, insectoid security, and everything else Ms. Bear could think of that might be out there…
…a moon that is the base of an information baron. The security for the moon was built by the man doing the infiltrating. He’s trying to get information about whether…
…into a lower zone quickly die. In Neon Heights, life is much like you’d expect from that in a modern city–cars, commuters, buildings agog–all familiar but for the sharp drop…
…set up perfectly in character and setting. In Robert Jackson Bennett‘s THE COMPANY MAN , there was a scene near the end of the novel reminiscent of that Deadwood scene….
…be some books here that we haven’t even reviewed yet (again, this year was a bit crazy). And we didn’t even come close to reading everything… so feel free to…
…their queen that they would find the bloodstone. By the time BLOODSTONE begins, four hundred years have passed, and Leonna, Conal’s mother, is coming to the conclusion that they…
…a private eye, an intrepid snooper. Nah, he’s a button man for the highest bidder in Tinseltown. And it’s another case that starts real simple, but like any good case,…
…magic lawyer type) who since being kicked out of the Hidden Schools has floundered about purposeless. Until Elayne Kevarian hires her to help on a case her firm has taken…
…play along. These two best friends/sisters, though one has been a princess and the other her handmaiden, embark on an adventure of switched identities complete with love triangles and meddlesome…