Posts Categorized: Sci-Fi

Review: Pirate Festival by Carysa Locke

Pirate Festival (Swag Stories #1) by Carysa Locke My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: Nayla has a rare Talent: biokinesis, the ability to manipulate life at the cellular level. Healing people is her calling, and she’s never been happier than she is working with Doc, her mentor and the pirates’ chief physician. But now a call for aid has come from the most unlikely source: the home planet of the Talented called Killers, those who take life with a thought. Nayla’s gift is the only chance to save a young… Read more »

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Review: Star Nomad by Lindsay Buroker

Star Nomad (Fallen Empire #1) by Lindsay Buroker My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction/ Space Opera Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: The Alliance has toppled the tyrannical empire. It should be a time for celebration, but not for fighter pilot Captain Alisa Marchenko. After barely surviving a crash in the final battle for freedom, she’s stranded on a dustball of a planet, billions of miles from her young daughter. She has no money or resources, and there are no transports heading to Perun, her former home and the last imperial stronghold. But she has a plan…. Read more »

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Review: Grenville by J.C. Hay

Grenville (TriSystems: Rangers #2) by J.C. Hay My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: Are they orbiting each other, or falling? Yancey Grenville thought he knew his place in the pack – the clown, the one who always made everyone else happy. A stress reliever for his battle family and for the women he’d spent time with along the way. No one to be serious about, and not someone to settle down with. An attitude that he thought suited him, until a solo mission with the one person he wanted to… Read more »

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Review: Purple Haze by Kelly Jensen

Purple Haze (Aliens in New York #2) by Kelly Jensen My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MM Blurb: Six months have passed since Dillon and Lang crashed into each other on a crowded street in New York City, changing the course of their lives. Now they’re living together as a couple, happy, in love, but not quite ready to say the words out loud. Dillon is about to embark on a new adventure—opening a private art school housed in the brownstone left to him by his father. Lang… Lang is becoming ever… Read more »

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Review: Fractured Stars by Lindsay Buroker

Fractured Stars (Fractured Stars #1) by Lindsay Buroker My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: McCall Richter finds criminals, con men, and deadbeats better than anyone else in the empire. She’s proud of her success and that she owns her own spaceship, especially since she struggles to understand human motivations, can’t tell when people are lying to her, and is horrible at recognizing faces. Being autistic in the empire is frowned upon—and there’s a handy normalization surgery to correct it—but she’s managed to prove her worth and avoid irking the tyrannical… Read more »

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Review: Inouye by J.C. Hay

Inouye (TriSystems: Rangers #1) by J.C. Hay My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: Old wounds can leave the deepest scars. Lance Corporal Ren Inouye has spent a decade forgetting his homeworld and the girl who cut out his school-age heart. With the help of his umbra wolf partner, he’s almost succeeded. When he’s ordered back home, the last thing he wants is for her to drop back into his life and tear open those scars he thought long-healed. Lucia has spent five years doing refugee work, trying to make up… Read more »

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Review: Uncommon Ground by Kelly Jensen

Uncommon Ground (Aliens in New York #1) by Kelly Jensen My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MM Blurb: Dillon Lee’s grandfather was a conspiracy theorist. Every summer he’d take Dillon on a tour of New York City while entertaining him with tales of aliens. Fifteen years later, after a phone call from a lawyer, Dillon is carrying his grandfather’s ashes from landmark to landmark, paying a sort of tribute, and trying to figure out what to do with his unexpected legacy. When someone tries to steal the ashes, a guy Dillon has… Read more »