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Links to InfinityBook Reviews

Links to Infinity

The sixth Dimensional Alliance book closes the trilogy of the aunt's journals. With a week left in her convalescence, Jenny opens the last of Lizzie's journals and finds her aunt's adventures were beyond anything she had imagined. The payoff of…

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Threads of InfinityBook Reviews

Threads of Infinity

By the seventh Dimensional Alliance book, Jenny is back in the thick of the fight, and Bonnie Dillabough pulls forward a thread she had been weaving all along: the heart. Jenny and Burt are madly in love but, as agents…

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Tangles of InfinityBook Reviews

Tangles of Infinity

The eighth Dimensional Alliance book, and the last Bonnie Dillabough published. Jenny, now the Gatekeeper, leads a team responsible for the safety of every gateway across the multiverse, as she and her friends fight to rid it of an ultimate,…

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The StarBook Reviews

The Star

A foundational 1897 short story from one of science fiction's inventors, imagining a celestial body hurtling toward Earth and holding a vast, cosmic idea through compression and a detached perspective. A genuinely effective early classic, held to that level by…

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TwilightBook Reviews

Twilight

I will be straight: Twilight was not for me, in style or subject, and I rate it the floor of my scale. But that comes with an honest qualification, the book is beloved by millions and sells enormously, so the…

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The complete Star Wars encyclopediaBook Reviews

The complete Star Wars encyclopedia

A monumental three-volume reference to the entire Star Wars universe, valuable to fans and to writers studying large-scale franchise world-building and continuity. An impressive achievement, held back chiefly because this 2008 edition predates major expansion and a continuity reset, leaving…

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The MartianBook Reviews

The Martian

An astronaut is stranded alone on Mars, presumed dead, with a fraction of the food he needs to survive until rescue. The whole thriller rides on voice: Watney is funny, profane, and practical enough to turn technical problems into a…

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Cloudborn book cover, by Richard LoweFiction

Cloudborn

A shear event kills the flock in forty seconds. Silt is alone in open atmosphere for the first time. Hard science fiction survival told from a genuinely alien point of view.

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Ghost Healer book cover, by Richard LoweFantasy Fiction

Ghost Healer

Cal Rourke corrects the false belief holding a ghost in a room. A literary novel about grief and certainty, with a therapist who will not pretend she believes any of it.

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Grim book cover, by Richard LoweFantasy Fiction

Grim

Grim has assessed the dead since before there was a word for death. Forty thousand years of the same job, and a functionary who starts watching where the dead actually go.

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