Another one of those conflicting books.
Far Edge of Darkness by Linda Evans
The 1990s are back with more time travel drama.
The Dimensioneers by Doris Piserchia
Pulp at its pulpiest — ie, worst.
The Panorama Egg by A.E. Silas
I’m not sure what the fork I just read, and I don’t think it was particularly good, but I enjoyed it a lot?
The Prince of Whales by R.L. Fisher
This book is much more intentionally goofy than that cover would lead you to believe.
King's Dragon by Kate Elliott
Twice I’ve tried to read this. Twice I’ve failed.
Tempus by Janet Morris
Lesson learned: sometimes you should read the back copy.
House of Illusion by Nicola Devon
No fantasy, no fun.
Suffer a Witch to Die by Elizabeth Davis
I don’t think it gets much more obscure than this.
The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas by Elizabeth Scarborough
Not as cute as that cover.
An Alien Light by Nancy Kress
Other reviews I’ve read for An Alien Light make me want to start a fight.
The Walls of Air by Barbara Hambly
Everything is mediocre yet hard to give up on.
Two-Bit Heroes by Doris Egan
I needed a win, so I pulled out some Doris Egan. <3
Wizenbeak by Alexis Gilliland
I really tried, but I didn’t even make it to page 3.
Chrysalis of Death by Eleanor Robinson
ARE YOU NOT DEPRESSED? Because srsly, I am now.
Phoenix Fire by Elizabeth Forrest
Phoenix Fire isn’t a real book, it’s a family-friendly action movie from the 1990s.
The Shaper Exiles: Garden of the Shaped by Shiela Finch
A 4-star book become a 2-star book.
Dreamrider by Sandra Miesel
I’ve an atheist goat and a toilet paper commercial in this review.
Islands by Marta Randall
A book centered around mortality that didn’t freak me out. Huh?
The Joy Wagon by Arthur T. Hadley
I know, that robot looks like Claptrap. Don’t be fooled.