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Winter's Bite    by Annie Bellet
Price: Free! 17350 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on April 30, 2011. .

(5.00)
Many years ago, Ysabon made her living by the sword as a skilled mercenary. Now she lives in Westedge with her brother's children, tending to the animals and afraid of dying old and useless. When a horrible winter storm drives monsters down from the mountains, Ysabon can save her family and her village if she finds the strength to take up the sword for a final battle. (A short story.)
Surfacing    by AnneMarie Buhl
Price: $1.49 USD. 4480 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on April 28, 2011. .

(5.00)
Ostracized by her friends and abandoned by her mother, JJ wanders through high school confused and alone. Then the most mysterious girl in school asks her on a date and JJ see a way to take her life back into her control. She accepts and embarks on a first date she won't forget and finds a second chance she never thought she'd have. "Surfacing" is a short story by AnneMarie Buhl.
Of Bone and Steel and Other Soft Materials    by Annie Bellet
Price: $1.49 USD. 6110 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on December 27, 2011. .

(5.00)
Eking out an existence as a scavenger in post-apocalyptic Russia, Ryska never thought she would be more than a blind, discarded military experiment. Then she ends up in the middle of a kidnapping gone wrong and must use her all her skills to save herself, and the young boy who brings back painful memories of her past. This is a science fiction short story.
A Heart in Sun and Shadow    by Annie Bellet
Price: $5.99 USD. 87710 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on March 4, 2011. .

0.5 star(4.50)
In an ancient Wales that never was... Twin brothers Emyr and Idrys are cursed to live as hounds; Emyr by night, and Idrys by day. The twins believe they will be trapped this way forever until they meet the fierce and curious Áine, a changeling woman born with fey blood. In love with both twins, Áine must decide where her heart lies and what she’s willing to risk to get what she desires most.
The Spacer's Blade & Other Stories    by Annie Bellet
Price: $3.49 USD. 18990 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on January 23, 2011. .

0.5 star(4.50)
From a prison break gone wrong to a young girl stowed away on an alien vessel to a super mall orbiting Pluto, this collection of three short stories and one novelette spans the spectrum of Science Fiction.
River Daughter and Other Stories    by Annie Bellet
Price: $2.99 USD. 32630 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on October 4, 2011. .

0.5 star(4.43)
This is a collection of four fantasy short stories from Annie Bellet. Included are: River Daughter, La Última Esperanza, Roping the Mother, The Scent of Sunlight. *Bonus Material* The first five chapters of "A Heart in Sun and Shadow", a fantasy novel set in a re-imagined ancient Wales.
Deep Black Beyond    by Annie Bellet
Price: $3.99 USD. 29450 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on September 9, 2011. .

0.25 star(4.25)
This collection of both new and previously published science fiction contains four short stories and a novella. Included are "Pele's Bee-keeper", "The Memory of Bone", "No Spaceships Go", "Beneath the Ice and Still", and "The Light of the Earth as Seen from Tartarus".
Music in the City    by AnneMarie Buhl
Price: $1.99 USD. 7480 words. Published by Doomed Muse Press  on July 29, 2010. .

(4.00)
Lana, a violinist, moves from her small town to the big city, hoping she'll find the adventure and excitement she craves. But life there is a far cry from what she imagined and the insecure Lana has difficulty fitting in. When she meets a beautiful girl and starts to question everything about herself, Lana realizes she must let go of her past if she wants to embrace the change she needs.


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  • Aremac Power: Inventions at Risk on Feb. 10, 2011
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    I really enjoyed this book. It's a follow up to the book "The Aremac Project" but I read them out of order. The author does a good job of giving enough information on the events of the previous novel that I didn't feel lost at all and was sucked in right away by the challenges the characters faced and the cool ideas surrounding the Aremac itself. Some of the science takes a little suspension of disbelief, but that's true of a lot of science fiction. No one really understands yet how memories are exactly processed and stored, so there's lots of theoretical lee-way and the tech used here explores one path. The relationships between the characters, as well as their relationships with technology and their cultures, are also well-developed. This was a very enjoyable read and the pacing was spot on.
  • Into the Fire on April 27, 2011
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    This story is a fun read. Just the right mix of hard science fiction (ie, the science) and good adventurous fun. I'll definitely be looking for more from this author.