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Book 32: The Mammoth Book of SF Wars edited by Ian Watson and Ian Whates - 497 pages

Description from bookdepository.co.uk:War is becoming increasingly 'SF-ized' with remotely controlled attack drones and robot warriors already in development and being tested. Over the past 100 years the technology of war has advanced enormously in destructive ( Read more... )

Book 15: The Mammoth Book of Futuristic Romance edited by Trisha Telep - 481 pages

Description from bookdepository.co.uk:Love will find a way - 19 fantastic future-set romances ( Read more... )

July 2019 reading:

62. Spice & Wolf: Volume 17, by Isuna Hasekura (224 pages)
This offered a really satisfying and adorable conclusion to the series, though I look forward to the further shorts.

63. Hammered, by Kevin Hearne (312 pages ( Read more... )

March 2019 reading:

25. Unfallen Dead, by Mark Del Franco (320 pages ( Read more... )

November 2018 reading:

62. My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding, edited by P.N. Elrod (320 pages)
Picked this up for the Butcher, Caine, and Harris stories. I enjoyed those thoroughly and liked a couple others. Might check to see if some have series behind them.

63. A Spoonful of Magic, by Irene Radford (345 pages ( Read more... )

October 2018 reading:

56. Flame in the Dark, by Faith Hunter (342 pages ( Read more... )

September 2018 reading:

38. Curse on the Land, by Faith Hunter (328 pages ( Read more... )

August 2018 reading:

33. Yellowcake, by Margo Lanagan (240 pages)
There were some really awesome stories in here, focused toward young adults and exploring humanity in different genres. Definitely recommend.

34. The Music of Dolphins, by Karen Hesse (181 pages ( Read more... )