Tag: sci-fi book reviews
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A Review of Order 66 by Karen Traviss
This might be the Star Wars book I’ve reread the most throughout the years. It helped that it was one that I owned (traded for it actually), so I didn’t need to check it out from the library. I think I reread it every couple of months or so. Why? Why do we reread stories?…
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A Review of The Beginning Place by Ursula K. Le Guin
(Other Book Appreciation Posts can be found on The Reading Corner) I’m more familiar with Ms. Le Guin’s young adult stories set in the fantastical world of Earthsea. (The complete cycle is on my TBR list, and I hope to check a few of those books off this year.) The Beginning Place isn’t a children’s…
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A Review of True Colors by Karen Traviss
True Colors is the third book in the Star Wars: Republic Commando series. You can find my appreciation posts for the first two books here: True Colors continues the intense and engaging trend of going deeper into the consequences of war and politics, the ethical and moral ramifications of slave armies with no rights, and…
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A Review of Triple Zero by Karen Traviss
(Other Book Appreciation Posts can be found on The Reading Corner) Dangerous, unsanctioned black ops on a planet made up of a thriving massive city. Veteran clone commandos secretly wanting to have something of a normal existence apart from war. Mandalorian mercenaries desperate to share their culture and be father figures to clones who grew…
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A Review of Hard Contact by Karen Traviss
(Other Book Appreciation Posts can be found on The Reading Corner) If you’ve spent any amount of time on this website, it might seem odd to learn that fantasy was not my first genre of choice growing up. No, that was science fiction. That love for science fiction came primarily through books now considered part…
