Read My rating: 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars[ 5 of 5 stars ] Shadow Song by Lorina Stephens (Goodreads Author) Gretchen‘s review Jun 10, 13 5 of 5 stars Read from June 06 to 10, 2013 This is a novel set in the 1800s in which a young English girl is sent to live with her uncle in the wilds of Canada after the death of her parents. Danielle knows…
This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers.Fast forward some 50-60 years from today. It is now two generations since the collapse of the Social Media Era and governments have been replaced by The Association of Psychologists, who have taken control of social order through scientific means. Their solution to the sky-rocketing rates of divorce, crime and mental illness that reached their heights during the Social Media Era is to engage in widespread personality profiling…
Glowing praise for Michael R. Fletcher’s 88 on Goodreads: Rich Height‘s review May 19, 13 5 of 5 stars Read in May, 2013 when a good friend of mine suggested this book, I was a little skeptical as I tend to read more fantasy than SF by a larger margin. But I am thankful that I wasn’t steered wrong on this fast-paced, engrossing read. 88 captivated me like not many other books I have read…
Susan MacGregor We’re pleased to welcome Susan MacGregor to the good ship Five Rivers. We’ve agreed to publish MacGregor’s fascinating Tattooed Witch Trilogy, and hope to see the first novel, The Tattooed Witch, release in August 2013. The trilogy is a paranormal romance/fantasy set in Spain during the Inquisition and colonial expansion into the New World. The first novel unfolds as Miriam Medina and her father are accused by the Inquisition of murdering a high…
We’ve been very busy around Five Rivers. So far this year we’ve launched four new titles: 88, by Michael R. Fletcher, a riveting debut SF novel. Type, by Alicia Hendley, a second novel from Hendley, travelling into YA SF. A Method to the Madness: A Guide to the Super Evil, edited by Jeffrey Hite & Michell Plested, a collection of dastardly essays by the world’s villains. Western King: Book 2, The Rune Blades of Celi,…