Fiction: Books to Enjoy & Experience
In this category, Books for Enjoying & Experiencing, you will find fiction in many genres. This section is for readers with eclectic tastes and large to be read piles; you will find books here to talk about with others, perhaps even discover your next book club read, even if your book club is a friend over coffee break or beach read buddy.
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Book Review: Finding Solace, Lost Solace Book 5, Karl Drinkwater Science Fiction: Finding Solace, Lost Solace Book 5, Karl Drinkwater Finally, Opal has her sister, Clarissa, at her side. Rescued from null space, then captured and rescued again from the galactic conglomerate that wants to study them, the two of them with the help of their […]
Book Review: The Golden Enclaves, The Scholomance Book 3, Naomi Novik Book Review: The Golden Enclaves, The Scholomance Book 3, Naomi Novik El has managed to do the impossible. She has saved all but one of the children of the Scholomance, the magical school which was partially sustained by feeding on the students it […]
Book Review: The Daughter of Doctor Moreau, Silvia Moreno-Garcia Horror: The Daughter of Doctor Moreau, Silvia Moreno-Garcia In the 1896 book The Island of Doctor Moreau, a shipwrecked man with a scientific education lands on an island populated by strange inhabitants which are part-human and part-animal. These hybrids are the creations of Doctor Moreau, […]
Book Review: The Kill Clause, Tim Rackley Book 1, Greg Hurwitz Thriller: The Kill Clause, Tim Rackley Book 1, Greg Hurwitz Greg Hurwitz has become one of my favorite thriller writers, particularly through his current “Orphan X” series. Earlier in his career he followed a different character through a series of books. Like his newer books, […]
Book Review: Long Shadows, Memory Man Book 7, David Baldacci Thriller: Long Shadows, Memory Man Book 7, David Baldacci Amos Decker, the “Memory Man,” does not like change. He does not like that his long-time partner at the FBI has taken a promotion and moved to New York City. He does not like that he has […]
Book Review: Perilous Times, Thomas D. Lee Fantasy: Perilous Times, Thomas D. Lee Blog Tour May 24, 2023 When I first read the description of Perilous Times, I thought, “That sounds interesting. I might like that.” I have seldom been more wrong about a novel. After reading, I would now say, “That was amazing. […]
Book Review: Thirty Days of Darkness, Jenny Lund Madsen, translated by Megan Turney Literary Fiction: Thirty Days of Darkness, Jenny Lund Madsen, translated by Megan Turney Blog Tour: May 15, 2023 Some publishers seem to outdo themselves with finding books that are incredibly well done and worthy of much larger audiences. Orenda, time after time […]
Book Review: Arvia: Heart of the Sky, Tales of Arvia Book 3, D.H. Willison Young Adult/Fantasy Arvia: Heart of the Sky, Tales of Arvia Book 3, D.H. Willison Blog Tour May 10, 2023 Darin, a young adult dreaming of adventure, finds himself pulled away from our Earth into the magical world of Arvia, a […]
Book Review: Dust Child, Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai Historical Fiction: Dust Child, Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai Blog Tour, May 5, 2023 Dust Child is an absolutely exquisite, breathtaking work. With soaring prose and searing words, author Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai takes the agonies of war and the struggles of those damaged by the war […]
