The Swarm

The Swarm, by Frank Schatzing

Fans of “The Abyss” and “The Day After Tomorrow” will be pleased with this well-researched doomsday scenario. Be prepared for an extensively cheesy and disappointing ending, however.

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The Life of Pi

WOW! Engrossing tale of a young man’s survival at sea on a life-raft with a tiger. Because of an incredible sub-plot, you WILL WANT TO READ THIS AGAIN. Not too frequent I’ve found great fiction about great fiction!

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Marsbound

I picked up Joe Haldeman’s Marsbound based on reputation alone. Recipient of both Hugo and Nebula sci-fi awards, and twice President of the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Writers of America, Joe has quite a list of credentials. Marsbound is a perfect example that reputation is not everything!

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The Grays

Excellent fictionalizing of alien abductions and the purposes behind it. The characters were well realized, sympathetic, and well-entwined with a plot encompassing a grande future for human society.

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Pushing Ice

Pushing Ice, by Alastair Reynolds

When one of Saturn’s moons dramatically breaks orbit and heads into deeper space Bella Lind and her crew are sent to investigate. A creative look into the larger universe and a brief history of the rise and fall of humanity.

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