Month: December 2004
I must say this was the weirdest book I have ever read. Chris Genoa goes crazy in FOOP!. In the overture he rambles…
In The Shadow Roads, the concluding volume of the Swan’s War Trilogy, Sean Russell brings the epic fate of the Renné and Wills families…
Karen Traviss’s interstellar saga of human and alien interaction continues in Crossing the Line, the sequel to her novel from earlier in 2004, City…
Dr. Madge Hall, an NSA Scientist, was the first one on the scene of a very strange appearance. Some sort of machine with…
John Marco set himself very high standards with the first novel in his Tyrants and Kings trilogy. The Jackal of Nar breathed…
Approximately 40 years in the future, Earth is being attacked, cities are being destroyed, and people are being drawn into the armed forces…
Emily and Phillip were the subjects of Project Immersion. They participated for nine months and have only bits of dreams and glimpses of…
In The Etched City, K.J. Bishop brings to light many themes – love, death, theology, and art. These are some of the Big themes…