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Highwayman, by R. A. Salvatore
Highwayman, by R. A. Salvatore
Genre: Fantasy Publisher: CDS Books Published: 2004 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] I honestly didn’t expect much from the Highwayman. Mostly, it was an interest to read a non-D&D novel from R. A. Salvatore. He is extremely popular, yet I could only finish a couple of chapters of those books of his I have tried. They weren’t particularly horrid,…
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Star Trek The Next Generation: The Q Continuum, by Greg Cox
Star Trek The Next Generation: The Q Continuum, by Greg Cox
Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Pocket Books Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] I admit to being a little nervous when I first cracked open Star Trek: The Q Continuum. I had found very little–well, let’s be honest, nothing–in Greg Cox’s Underworld novel adaptation. I dreaded the possibility that this would be another monotonous trudge…
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Deep Space 9: Unity, by S. D. Perry
Deep Space 9: Unity, by S. D. Perry
Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Unity is not a bad book. It’s not really a good book either. It is enjoyable and was a satisfactory way to pass my time, but it didn’t stay long with me and I really didn’t take anything away from it. You know those episodes of…
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Best of Strange Horizons: Year One, edited by Mary Anne Mohanraj
Best of Strange Horizons: Year One, edited by Mary Anne Mohanraj
Genre: Mixed Genre Anthology Publisher: Lethe Press Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] I really don’t know what to say except WOW. Were this a restricted site I might add a Holy Cr… but I won’t. This collection is packed full of good reading. There’s fiction, fiction criticism, literary theory and even movie reviews. It is simply…
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TNG: Genesis Force, by John Vornholt
TNG: Genesis Force, by John Vornholt
Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] To call this book a Star Trek book is a bit of a misnomer. The Federation certainly instigates the prime plot trigger, but this is done off stage. Work and his two sons, Alexander and adopted Jeremy Aster, are involved more than any other character from…
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S.C.E.: No Surrender, edited by Mike Collins
S.C.E.: No Surrender, edited by Mike Collins
Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] While the anthology Star Trek S.C.E: No Surrender is not the finest work of literature I’ve ever read, it certain was entertaining. The collection presents four short stories (maybe they are novelettes–what’s the cut-off?) about the Starfleet Corps of…
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Those Who Walk in Darkness, by John Ridley
Those Who Walk in Darkness, by John Ridley
Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: Warner Books Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] I really didn’t know what to make of John Ridley’s Those Who Walk In Darkness when I started it. It had superheros in it (though not going by that name). It was a contemporary (or at least near-future) setting. I figured it’d be some kind of comic book…
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Duke of Uranium, by John Barnes
Duke of Uranium, by John Barnes
Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: Warner Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Fraser Ronald Have you read this book? [ratings] With the Duke of Uranium, John Barnes has singing-on nailed science fiction high-adventure. Toktru. Not only that, but he’s added some cool slang, masen? The Duke of Uranium isn’t very much about the Duke of Uranium, rather it’s the story of Jak Jinnaka,…
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