Reviews for science fiction books.
A Wolf to Watch Over MeWolves of Fenrir #159 pages4 stars – It was really good This was a very short book but it was so great! I couldn’t resist picking this up when I saw it was a sci-fi romance but with wolf shifters. The world building is a bit sparse since it is … More Review: Wolves of Fenrir series by Sela Carsen
When Roz survives the destruction of the Concord and ends up with the memories of her creator, she knows she needs to find Imani James and the human colony Renata. To get there though she needs the help of Vin’s guildmate Fásach. But will Renata allow a human doll into their colony? This was an … More ARC Review: Alliance by Etta Pierce
This volume picks up right where the previous volume ended with Blue World. We learn more about the story of why Blue World doesn’t provide more information about the creatures within its walls to its guests and we learn the story of how they got Sophia, their main attraction. I liked that we got to … More Review: Dinosaur Sanctuary Vol. 4 by Itaru Kinoshita
The final Oronis Knight book is here and we finally get to find out what has been happening with Knightqueen Carys and her Knightguard Sten. In the previous book we learned that Carys and Sten had used the distraction that Knighthunter Kaden and Knightmaster Nea created to escape the Gek’Dragar prison. This book picks up … More ARC Review: Knightqueen by Anna Hackett
Following the events of the previous book, Zane Zimmer is now leader of the Arrows and is tasked with finding and capturing Kyrion and his newly discovered sister, Vesper Quill. While Zane appears to the public as an arrogant and obtuse regal, he is actually a cunning and deadly Arrow who has emotions and is … More Review: Only Hard Problems by Jennifer Estep
For the past two books we have seen General Lo’San and Synclair’s relationship progress and now we are finally seeing them admit their feelings and mate. Because we have seen their relationship develop over the previous books, this book basically starts with their mating and goes from there. These two are happy and jump right … More Review: Avow by Sandra R. Neeley
Elite Force Commander Kol Ra’ Don Tol is following his Ehlealah to Earth, even if the Cruestaci are not normally allowed to be planet side, he has been assigned as Ambassador to Base 28. Ada Jane went to Earth to find closure because it’s been 135 years since she has been abducted but she needed … More Review: Transcend by Sandra R. Neeley
In this volume, Suzume has reached the end of her three month orientation and is now working with the department heads to try to find her permanent place among the staff. Her first assignment is taking over the zoo’s social media to try to bring in more visitors, which we don’t really get any update … More Review: Dinosaur Sanctuary Volume 3 by Itaru Kinoshita
TW: on page scenes of rape (not the heroine), abuse and, torture; violence, death; slavery; PTSD Rakai ahl was cast aside and forced to live apart from his family as a child. He grew to become an outcast, resentful, angry, and a criminal that is only loyal to himself. When he is captured and threatened … More Review: Redemption by Sandra R. Neeley
TW: Vivian was abducted, raped, abused, and tortured by alien enslavers.; death, attempted kidnapping, violence, torture, gore, blood. Commander Zha Quin Tha is next in line to the throne. His people are the Cruestaci, a warrior race who bow to no one and because of that they have been deemed too violent to be a … More Review: Ascend by Sandra R. Neeley
This is a Christmas Carol retelling about a wealthy alien who owns most of the city named Eben Skruj. When his business partner dies he finds that to fulfill the wishes of the contract to gain all of the business he must attend three social events with a companion. While straightforward, only one female had … More Review: Skruj by Honey Phillips
Tinsley Adams is a pastry chef stuck on an alien planet where food is cooked piping hot and perfect every time. There is no fun in it and no sense of community so Tinsley is determined to create a different kind of community-building activity – Christmas. But she will need the help of Scrooge McAsshat, … More Review: Eat My Moon Dust by Etta Pierce
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