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Destiny Book 3
The story moves quickly building to an ending that is amazing. The last scene with Seven of Nine was sweet. I'm dying to know if Chakotay lives or not. Ezri and Picard going head to head was boggling, though not a surprise, I mean she's a Dax after all.
Reviewed by MelissaRenee on July 31st, 2009, 1:51am
Destiny Book 2
Brilliant! I don't think I can sing Mack's praises enough. The emotional struggles of Picard, Riker's heart breaking decision, Ezri and Worf. I could hear the character's speaking the lines, see the actors performing in my mind's eye. The Caeliar are an interesting race, with some unique foibles that lead to some interesting questions. The foreshadowing was well done.
Reviewed by MelissaRenee on July 31st, 2009, 1:40am
Star Trek Destiny Book 1
It has been years since I've read a Star Trek novel. This book got me addicted again in a hurry. The blending of crews from the various series, with an apolyptic threat and heart renching sub plots made for an amazing read.
Reviewed by MelissaRenee on July 31st, 2009, 1:34am
The Host (Little, Brown and Company)
I have to admit that this is not my normal reading choice, but I caved to the pressure to read a Stephenie Meyer book. My co-workers have been encouraging me to read TWILIGHT (and I will, I will--sheesch!), but I decided to start with this book since Meyer's intended audience was adults with this one.
Reviewed by J on July 26th, 2009, 3:48pm
Have Space Suit, Will Travel - An Adventure for the young male in your life
Heinlein is known as the Dean of Science Fiction. He is most noted for his adult works such as “The Moon is a Harsh Mistress,” “Stranger in a Strange Land,” and “Starship Troopers.” He also wrote many books for the young adult. (vie.
Reviewed by Articfrog on June 29th, 2009, 1:47am
Doctor Who: Kursaal
When the Doctor and Sam land on the planet Kursaal they're aiming for a day of relaxtion -- but the Doctor's off by a few years, and what this find isn't relaxing. Deep within the planet Kursaal hides a secret that could threaten every person on the planet, and it's up to the Doctor and Sam to stop it!
Reviewed by Aryzane on June 21st, 2009, 12:19am
What do you read? -- And Roni (romancebookscene.com) Wins!
by KarenSandler on June 16th, 2009, 12:12pm 39 comments
Roni, you've won a free book! Please contact me via my contact form at www.karensandler.net to give me your address. You'll have a choice amongst my backlist for your free book.
Book 95 - The Morcai Battalion by Diana Palmer
Her stuff has never really appealed to me even from the back cover copy to make me want to try one. I only tried this because they had it at the library and I'm short on my Harlequin numbers. Sadly, I now know why her books have never appealed to me. I was bored and confused for most of the book and really didn't want to finish it.
Reviewed by shewolf0316 on June 7th, 2009, 5:47pm
Flowers With Timers...and Chey Wins!
by KarenSandler on May 27th, 2009, 10:25pm 16 comments
Chey, you've won a free book! You have a choice--my Feb. 2009 special edition, THEIR SECOND-CHANCE CHILD, or my science fiction romance, ETERNITY. Use the contact form on my website (www.karensandler.net) to give me your address and tell me which book you'd prefer.
Across the Stars by India Masters (Loose ID, LLC, 2008)
4 Hearts! A great read, I think the only thing I didn't like about this book was the the romance part was a tad under-developed. But overall, if you are looking for a good-spicy read...and like sci-fi, I would recommend Across the Stars.
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Reviewed by Tammys on May 18th, 2009, 6:06pm
