cliftonmr rated Both Worlds: 5 stars
Both Worlds by Jordan Hirsch
Utopia must be fought for, with the fight taking place both here and in the days, decades, and centuries to …
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Utopia must be fought for, with the fight taking place both here and in the days, decades, and centuries to …
What If It's UsmeetsLife as We Knew Itin this postapocalyptic, queer YA adventure romance from debut author …
While there are some serious elements to this book, I found it quite enjoyable. As another review on here pointed out how much the book talks about smiling (negatively), the book actually did make me smile quite a few times.
It is a story about two teenagers just trying to survive in a post-pandemic world while also finding out who they really are.
I would recommend it if you are in to MM romances.
I am Elfled, and I am Accursed.
Imagine living in a world where magic is everywhere. You are surrounded by …
I searched the #Bookstodon hashtag to see if there were any Fediverse authors advertising their books. This was the first one that I found, so I gave it a shot.
I'm not one for long reviews, but I enjoyed this book and would like to read more stories contained in this world. I enjoyed Courtney's writing style quite a bit.
I feel like the ending of this book was a bit rushed, and am really hoping for a sequel, but I could not put this book down.
I started and finished it today and will probably add it to my list of books I reread every few years.
Not that it’s required, but there are so many different avenues a sequel could take.
Presents a collection of twenty stories of horror and nightmarish fantasy that transform everyday situations into experiences of compelling terror …
A few of the stories in here I liked more than the others, but every story in this book was fantastic. I'm ready to dig into a novel length story from Stephen King in the near future.
I have no idea why I didn’t read this book earlier. It is a fantastic story that kept me reading until I was done (a day and a half!).
I’ve always wanted to take a trip into space, but certainly not if it ends up like Mark’s.
It didn't grab me right away, but at about the 40% mark of this book, I was unable to put it down. I'm unqualified of course, but it sounds like the author did his homework with the science of this story, which I always appreciate.
I am new to Daniel Suarez but, after two books, I am enjoying what I've read.