Redsight by Meredith Mooring follows three priestesses from different powerful sects as they uncover the truth of their existence and their goddesses. Korinna is a young Redseer trained to be a ship navigator, capable of sensing and moving matter at terrifying speeds and across vast distances. Aster, the last Star Eater, can control gravity and form black holes, a power the pirate readily uses on her mission to tear down the Imperium. Sahar, an engineer turned White Priestess, has the ability to sever any energy and matter, with which she fights the pirate to protect her people.
Tag: Science Fiction
Book Review: Floating Hotel by Grace Kurtis
Floating Hotel by Grace Kurtis follows the motley crew of the space hotel Abeona. From its friendly manager Carl to its grumpy accountant Kipple to the ever-eager Reggie, all the different staff members have their own stories to tell -- stories that weave together into a tale of rebellion against the system, an encrypted message from beyond the stars, and the mystery of who the Lamplighter is, and if they can be safely extracted before the Empire gets to them.
Book Review: Ferren and the Angel by Richard Harland
Set in 3,000 AD Australia where scientific advancements resulted in a full-scale war between Heaven and Eart, Ferren and the Angel by Richard Harland tells the tale of a fifteen-year-old tribe boy whose life changes for good upon finding an injured junior angel. Encouraged by the angel Miriael, Ferren sets off on a journey to the Humen camp through lands ravaged by the Humen-Celestial wars in search of his family. But what he finds is much, much darker than he ever thought possible.
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