This book came bundled with some others, I had never heard of the author and pretty much had no expectations and now I have a problem because I have to find the rest of this series and possibly everything C Gockel has written.The storytelling shifts between Loki and Amy's point of view. Loki trying...
Hit and miss. I found "Galatea and Pygmalion" by Kate Danley to be a rather interesting take on the Greek myth. The story makes good use of gender roles and storytelling. "Princess Charming" by Yasmine Galenorn was the best tale in the collection. I love the use of letter writing and the solutions t...
Despite the exceedingly odd title, Carl Sagan's Hunt for Intelligent Life in the Universe is a solidly enjoyable read. It's short story spanning a string of years involving the intelligent life on an alien planet and it's reaction to humanity. One of those life forms, inhabiting a werfle, finds hims...
Collection of sci-fi short stories featuring female lead characters.They are all prequels or inter-series chapters, with a plug for the main series at the end.As a result, none of them particularly stand out to be interesting enough to get involved in the rest of a whole series.
I have red hair. Contrary to popular belief, I am not Irish. There's one day a year I pretend to be Irish but only because it generally nets me free beer. I am very Scandinavian (There's a little German thrown in for good measure. You can't have a name like Gretchen and not be a little German). Unli...
Actual rating 4.5! Didn't like this one as much as the first, but there was definitely some awesome moments and lots of backstory to make up for the not-so-great moments.