A few books caught my interest in the Kindle recommendations.

First off, there's three books by Dorothy Grant. All are stand-alones, and I'd love to see sequels to any of them. In the order I read them: Going Ballistic, Shattered Under Midnight and Scaling the Rim

All are set in the future on human colonized worlds. Each has a female protagonist. ( Read more... )

I've read E E. "Doc" Smith's The Skylark of Space more times than I can remember. I've kicked myself for years at passing up an opportunity to get a first edition.

A while back I bought a cheap collection of Doc Smith stories on Kindle. I've slowly been working my way thru them reading a chapter here and there between reading other things. So far ( Read more... )

Some time back I read something where Our Hero was on the run from some not nice people. It may have been winter. At the very least the water was cold enough to cause hypothermia fairly quickly.

He went into the water either upstream of a beaver pond or in the pond itself and managed to find the underwater entrance to the beaver lodge.

He climbed out ( Read more... )

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First off we have Places in the Darkness by Chris Brookmyre ( Read more... )

I was looking for an old Mack Reynolds book on amazon, and I discovered *Free* Kindle editions of two of his classics ( Read more... )

I'd like to thank whoever it was that posted about "The Raven Tower" and "The Invisible Library" being on sale a month or two back ( Read more... )