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Children of the Shaman, by Jessica Rydill

Children of the Shaman, by Jessica Rydill

Genre: Fantasy Publisher:  Kristell Ink, Grimbold Books Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating:  Reviewer: SJ Higbee Have you read this book? [ratings] This cool cover caught my eye a while ago, and as Rydill is also a Grimbold author, I added it to my Kindle. And there it stayed for far too long until I needed some fantasy in my life. When their aunt is taken ill, thirteen-year old Annat and her…

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Imaginings: An Anthology of Long Short Fiction, edited by Keith R.A. DeCandido

Imaginings: An Anthology of Long Short Fiction, edited by Keith R.A. DeCandido

Genre: Science Fiction Anthology Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating:  Book Review by Kate Savage Have you read this book? [ratings] Editor Keith DeCandido presents Imaginings An Anthology of Long Short Fiction as a package of quality novelettes. Some readers will buy this book to read a story by just one or two authors but may be pleasantly surprised if they read the…

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Signature Edition: Pantheon, by Michael Jan Friedman

Signature Edition: Pantheon, by Michael Jan Friedman

Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Pocket Books Published: 2003 Review Posted: 10/1/2004 Reviewer Rating:  Book Review by Jeff Edwards Have you read this book? [ratings] Pantheon is a special signature edition reprinting two Star Trek: The Next Generation novels – “Reunion” (1991) and “The Valiant” (2000). In “Reunion,” Captain Morgen of the Excalibur is about to assume the throne as hereditary leader…

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Enterprise: Daedalus, by David Stern

Enterprise: Daedalus, by David Stern

Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating:  Book Review by David L. Felts Have you read this book? [ratings] Saturday night, after enjoying the movie Garden State, my wife and I picked up our kids from the YNCA Parent’s night out and headed home, noticing that is seemed to be a bit breezy. Not unexpected, since Hurricane Jeanne was going to pass within a few…

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The Salt Roads, by Nalo Hopkinson

The Salt Roads, by Nalo Hopkinson

Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Warner Books Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating:  Book Review by Kate Savage Have you read this book? [ratings] The Salt Roads is a fabulist tale of three women and the spirit Ezili conjured up at the graveside of a stillborn child. The collective consciousness of Africans make up the salt roads and it is the salt roads that Ezili and others like her travel. The action…

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The Lost Era: Deny Thy Father, by Jeff Mariotte

The Lost Era: Deny Thy Father, by Jeff Mariotte

Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating:  Book Review by Lynn Nicole Louis Have you read this book? [ratings] In this case, Deny Thy Father, by Jeff Mariotte, would be better titled as Deny Thy Reader. The copy I received, shipped straight from the publisher to SFReader, to me, ran from pages 1 – 326, and then repeated pages 295 – 326 again, so I was unable…

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The Lost Era: The Art of the Impossible, by Keith R.A. DeCandido

The Lost Era: The Art of the Impossible, by Keith R.A. DeCandido

Genre: Star Trek Publisher: Simon and Schuster Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating:  Book Review by Lynn Nicole Louis Have you read this book? [ratings] Star Trek: The Lost Era books are stories about events hinted at in the series as background to the Star Trek Universe, but are never covered in any sort of detail. The Art of the Impossible concerns the 18-year Betreka Nebula ‘incident’ between the…

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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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