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I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself by Marisa Crane

Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself by Marisa Crane

Interesting and Unique Dystopian Tale I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself by Marisa Crane is a very good speculative fiction debut that is a mix of 1984 and The Scarlett Letter with embedded political commentary about the surveillance state, censorship, and surviving under a right-wing regime. The book is very queer, character-driven, and a highly […]

A fantastic sequel to Compass Rose

Sea Wolf by Anna Burke

Review of Sea Wolf by Anna Burke After Anna Burke’s amazing debut novel Compass Rose stormed the WLW books world in 2018, I have this author on my radar. Three years later and with four more books under her belt in the genres of fantasy, historical fiction and traditional romance, we finally have the Compass […]

A fantastic novel in an ok audio version

Compass Rose by Anna Burke

Review of Compass Rose by Anna Burke, audiobook narrated by Annette Romano I read Anna Burke’s debut novel in January 2019 and loved it. Ms. Burke was then a promising new author who had received the Golden Crown Literary Society’s Sandra Moran scholarship created to mentor unpublished writers. Little did we know that in a […]

Charon Docks at Daylight by Zoe Reed rendered me completely speechless

Charon Docks at Daylight by Zoe Reed

Review of Charon Docks at Daylight by Zoe Reed, Audiobook narrated by Jessie Roynon Wow, this audiobook rendered me completely speechless. I’ve wanted to read this novel for a few years now after the high praise from my co-reviewer Lex Kent. But with a length of 1054 pages, I just couldn’t gather the courage to […]

A mix of apocalyptic, dystopian, cli-fi, fantasy, and YA book

Girls at the Edge of the World by Laura Brooke Robson

Review of Girls at the Edge of the World by Laura Brooke Robson A very good premise, but the book as a whole didn’t all come together for me. This book was a really interesting mix of apocalyptic, dystopian, cli-fi, fantasy, and YA. When you throw in sapphic characters… well let’s just say this was […]

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