Book Reviewsfuturistic / Jess Granger / Paranormal / Sci-fi / Science-Fiction-Romance / SFR14 Comments
Dear Ms. Granger, Let’s face it: I love romance in space, having to do with space, or having the element of the alien (and I don’t mean Sigourney Weaver Alien). Nowadays it seems particularly hard to get past all of the vamps and shifters and move off (or into the ... more >
Book Reviewsbest of list / Science-Fiction-Romance11 Comments
Heather Massey runs the very popular, The Galaxy Express. She put together a top ten list which is a cross section of the type of stories that readers can discover in science fiction romance. Grimspace (Sirantha Jax, Book 1) by Ann Aguirre Alpha (Sunrise Alley) by Catherine Asaro Unmasked (Futuristic ... more >
Book Reviewsbranding / Ebooks / ereader device / Literary Criticism / Ravenous Romance / Science-Fiction-Romance45 Comments
While not book related, it was an article that was too cool not to share. A couple of MIT students assembled a camera equipped with GPS that was sent into space, to an altitude of about 18 miles, where the camera took photos of space and the curvature of the ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsfuturistic / Jess Granger / Science-Fiction-Romance / Soldier16 Comments
Dear Ms. Granger: I didn’t have Beyond the Rain as a recommended read this month just becauseit was a science fiction romance but it did play a part. There are few of these types of books published within the genre. You did a great job of creating not just one ... more >
Letters of OpinionScience-Fiction-Romance58 Comments
The following is a guest op ed from Heather Massey of the fabulous Galaxy Express. Heather’s blog is an example of a lover of books filling a need within the book community. There are science fiction blogs and fantasy sites but Heather’s blog is devoted to talking about science ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsDenise Rossetti / Science-Fiction-Romance / Threesome8 Comments
Dear Ms. Rossetti, I picked up this book on the strength of a cover quote from Shana Abe and the vague idea that said quote meant that The Flame and the Shadow would bear some resemblance to Abe’s Drakon series, which I’m quite fond of. About one-third of the way ... more >