Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, and Other Speculative Fiction
“This spirited novel, a rollicking mystery and sweet romance rolled into one, is the perfect vehicle for a wild joy ride.” W. Bruce Cameron’s The Midnight Plan of the Repo Man got a starred review in Kirkus Reviews! Here’s the full review, from the September 18 issue: This laugh-out-loud mystery narrated by a word-clever repo Read More »
“Deeply steeped in Irish country life and meticulous in detail, the story is the perfect companion for a comfy fire and a cup of tea or a pint of bitter.” Patrick Taylor’s An Irish Doctor in Peace and at War got a starred review in Library Journal! Here’s the full review, from the September 15 Read More »
“In the third entry in this award-winning series, investigative reporter Ryan again takes on a social issue—the harm to individuals caused by bank foreclosures—and puts it at the center of a fast-moving procedural with a strong journalistic bent. In Ryan’s adroit hands, with her brisk prose, appealing protagonists, and well-limned characters, even foreclosures can be Read More »
“The third entry in the ‘Jane Ryland & Jake Brogan’ series packs a powerful punch, and offers a clever mix of mystery, corruption, and romance. Mystery enthusiasts will want to drop everything and binge-read until the mind-boggling conclusion.” Hank Phillippi Ryan’s Truth Be Told got a starred review in Library Journal! Here’s the full review, Read More »
“Lake’s command of language is strong and sincere, and his stories of everyday heartaches, filled with secret fears and self-delusion, whisk readers from inner geographies of mind to limitless gulfs of space… his fans and friends may find some comfort in the hope that his words will live on forever.” Jay Lake’s Last Plane to Heaven: Read More »
“Gould literally raises the bar on teleportation in this sequel to Impulse (2013)” Steven Gould’s Exo got a starred review in Kirkus Reviews! Here’s the full review, from the September 9 issue: Gould literally raises the bar on teleportation in this sequel to Impulse (2013). Seventeen-year-old Cent is your typical teen: She’s reeling from a Read More »
“Another brilliant novel from a writer who has quickly become one of the genre’s most successful and intriguing practitioners.” John Scalzi’s Lock In got a starred review in Booklist! Here’s the full review, from the August issue: This tightly plotted, highly imaginative SF/mystery takes place about 25 years after a virus called Haden’s syndrome left Read More »
“[T]he novel–which contains plenty of action, great character development, vivid and believable worldbuilding and a thought-provoking examination of disability culture and politics–is definitely worth the ride. This SF thriller provides yet more evidence that Scalzi (The Human Division, 2013, etc.) is a master at creating appealing commercial fiction.” John Scalzi’s Lock In got a starred Read More »
“Scalzi’s characters possess tangible motivations and inhabit a thoroughly believable world, and the growing partnership between Shane and Vann is a pleasure to watch unfold. This powerful novel will intrigue and entertain both fans and newcomers.” John Scalzi’s Lock In got a starred review in Publishers Weekly! Here’s the full review, from the June 16 Read More »
“Pig Latin, an exotic drug, a comic strip, and a retractable penis add colorful detail to a showdown that puts love and sacrifice at the heart of the self.” Patrick Swenson’s The Ultra Thin Man got a starred review in Publishers Weekly! Here’s the full review, from the June 2 issue: This splendidly lively SF Read More »