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The Fallen Blade by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
gregandlarry's review: "Great book with interesting characters and lots of acton. Set in Venice and it gives you a feel of the place in the 15th Century when the book is set. The history is...
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Reamde by Neal Stephenson
gregandlarry's review: "Lots of action and lots of characters. The story gets you in, though it is a bit longwinded at times."Atlantic Books, eBook
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WWW: Wonder by Robert J. Sawyer
gregandlarry's review: "Good conclusion though the coda was unnecessary."Gollancz
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Drifter by William C. Dietz
gregandlarry's review: "Characters seemed a bit shallow. The last bit read like a short story tacked onto the end."Gateway
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Blackout by Connie Willis
gregandlarry's review: "A bit slow and disjointed at the start, but developed into a good story. Characters seemed a bit neurotic. The book finishes right in the middle of the story and the next book...
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The Serrano Succession by Elizabeth Moon
gregandlarry's review: "Not quite as good as the previous books. There were too many different sub-plots. I was also getting abit tired of all the men being old and evil or young and silly."eBook
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The Void by Brett J. Talley
gregandlarry's review: "When they go into warp (hyperspace) they dream, but the dream is always the same. The book was OK, except for where it turned into a horror story in the middle. The...
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All Clear by Connie Willis
gregandlarry's review: "I enjoyed reading this and at times found it hard to put down, but the characters annoyed me with their continual worry. There was lots of great historical detail in the book....
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Judge Sn Goes Golfing by John Scalzi
gregandlarry's review: "A short story that didn't quite work."eBook
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Night Train to Rigel by Timothy Zahn
gregandlarry's review: "Interesting world. Lots of action."Tor Science Fiction (2006), Mass Market Paperback, 336 pages
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After the Fall, Before the Fall, During the Fall by Nancy Kress
gregandlarry's review: "Fascinating world. It would have been interesting to find out more."Tachyon Publications (2012), Paperback, 192 pages
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Ties of Power by Julie E. Czerneda
gregandlarry's review: "The story itself was a bit ho hum, but the worlds and beings were interesting."DAW (1999), Mass Market Paperback, 496 pages
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Buried Deep by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
gregandlarry's review: "Good plot with lots of twists."Roc (2005), Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages
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Terminal World by Alastair Reynolds
gregandlarry's review: "A different universe for Alistair Reynolds. This one is rather steampunk. Great story and characters."Ace Hardcover (2010), Hardcover, 496 pages
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Priestess of the Eggstone by Jaleta Clegg
gregandlarry's review: "Dace is a pilot and captain, but lost her ship. She now works for Belliff Inc and will own the spaceship eventually. But Belliff turn out to be the bad guys. And the handsome...
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Paloma by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
gregandlarry's review: "Flint gets more involved the more he swears not to. He discovers horrible truths about his mentor."Roc (2006), Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages
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Embassytown by China Mieville
gregandlarry's review: "Interesting theme. The story was well written and the use of language wonderful. BUT the characterisation was poor to non-existent. Dissapointing."eBook
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Recovery Man by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
gregandlarry's review: "Easy to read."WMG Publishing, May 2010
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The Recovery Man's Bargain by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
gregandlarry's review: "A lot of this was a repeat of Recovery Man. Start was interesting."WMG Publishing (2009)
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