Book Review: At the Table of Wolves by Kay Kenyon

Fantasy 3+/5

Kim Tavistock, recruited to use her magic to serve Britain prior to the outbreak of World War II, is afraid the Nazi plot she uncovers involves her estranged father. I love historical fantasy, especially WWII, and this book delivered all the characters, history, and magic I wanted. I found the plot a bit slow, though; potential twists were easy to guess before their reveals.

Book Review: Mindscan by Robert J Sawyer


Science Fiction 4/5

Knowing he will die suddenly and at the peak of health, Jake scans his mind into a perfect robot body, but his original carcass—with its original mind intact—must live out his days on the far side of the moon, a legal non-entity. But the original Jake has other ideas. Cool ideas and exciting story!