my review I’m a sucker for all things multiverse. There is such creativity to be found in the creation of a world in which such things are possible. Now That You’re Here uses a lot of science, but it’s used in a way that doesn’t lecture. Instead, it’s intriguing, even fun. The story is told […]
my review From the moment I began reading Christina Dalcher’s first book, Vox, I’ve been a fan. Master Class just solidified that. This book was dark, with implications that are absolutely chilling to consider. The world of the book is easily imaginable as our own, which adds to the feeling of horror. It is a […]
my review The Last Conversation was an absolutely chilling read! It is narrated in the second person, as if the narrator is telling the story to himself. Somehow, the use of this perspective made it even more eerie and unsettling. For most of the book, the reader is kept largely in the dark, wondering where […]
My Review I have recently discovered that I have a thing for books about the multiverse. Something about the unknown, about the possibilities… that excites me. This book, this series, did exactly that. I loved the world that the author built and how she changed it between the various multiverses. I also loved the mechanism […]
My Review I honestly don’t know how to feel about this book. I wanted to like it, but I couldn’t help but notice the vaguely racist tone to it. And that turned me off the entire story. The story revolves around Akos and Cyra, two people from different tribes. They share a planet, but share […]
My Review The Infinty of You & Me, a collaboration between authors Julianna Baggott and Quinn Dalton, is a fascinating take on multiverse theory. Every decision made creates a new parallel universe. And for Alicia, every single decision is a paralyzing moment, no matter how seemingly insignificant the choice. Her entire life has been plagued […]
My Review This book… there are no words for how much Atwood’s words affected me. The book was originally published when I was about 16, but I didn’t read it. In some ways, I regret that because I think it would have been interesting to compare the two experiences, 30 years apart. Kim at 16 […]
My Review I absolutely loved the first novel in this series, A Thousand Pieces of You, and this book was just as good. The story is woven throughout the multiverse as Marguerite fights to save both Paul and Theo. And like the first book, this one makes you think about life, choices, and their unforeseen ramifications. […]
My Review You remember how your parents always told you not to judge a book by it’s cover? I didn’t listen and I am glad I didn’t. I realize I am late to the game in reading this, but just reading the blurb told me that I wanted to wait until all three books were […]
My Review Diabolic is the first in a new series of the same name by author S.J. Kincaid. The book is science fiction in every sense of the world. It takes place in the distant future that in no way resembles are own. The power structure is an Empire and it is based on a sun […]