Science Fiction & Fantasy

Jim Butcher long ago proved that he had what it takes to write long, complex, but wildly readable series.

“a morality tale, a love story, and a contemporary fable that depicts the battle between good and evil.”

Falling in Love with Hominids opens with the confession, “I didn’t used to like people much.” Author Nalo Hopkinson acknowledges that as a teen she did not have much hope for the human spe

In 1957, a young photographer and quantum physicist from Washington, DC, wrote his PhD dissertation under the title The Theory of Universal Wavefunction.

“Alastair Reynolds weaves a tapestry of dark, dystopian societies in a tense, colorful narrative.”

“a complex novel of impeccable pace, editing, and scene direction . . . compelling and potboilingly readable, a thriller-manqué.”

“an entertaining appetizer as fans await J. J. Abrams’ commandeering of the series with Episode VII: The Force Awakens . . .”

Impulse is the first in a new military scifi series from Dave Bara, following the adventures of Lt. Peter Cochrane as he oversteps his bounds and eventually saves the day.

“Filled with authentic factual information, The Devil You Know contains its own fictional spin to produce a totally riveting novel.”

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“Mystery and terror, the paranormal and romance—all combine to make Innocence a challenging and emotional experience.”