pick56/150 I really enjoyed this book, but it's frustrating. This is the kind of stand alone book that leaves you wanting more, more stories about this world, Darkath, and it's people, the Khaj and Dhirn. Frustrating because I know the author has only written one other book, and its not genre related. It's a solid adventure in the tradition of Dune or C.J. Cherryh's The Faded Sun trilogy. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1/2
pickThis is one of the legends novels that Disney discarded in favor of their new cannon. It tells the story of a young Han Solo trying to make his way to the navel academy and the adventures/chaos leading up. There are cults, damsels in distress, large hairy beasts, gun fights, and lots of dangerous flying; the usual for Han 🚀
#StarWarsBuddyRead #NoShameReadathon2023 #classicscifi @Nessavamusic #Pantone2023 #icedmango @Clwojick
Here‘s the progress of my last Litsy challenge, #serieslove2023 @TheSpineView @Andrew65
It‘s my favorite challenge this year because these books are so consistently amazing.
It‘s that time again for me to bore you all with my lists with the progress of my book challenges this year on Litsy. I‘ll start with #authoramonth, which is coming along swimmingly. @Soubhiville
pickRiveting, unexpected, raw, and thoughtful. This eco-dystopian debut set in the near future is a feminist force of nature. Loved it! #BOTM #scifi #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
