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Winter's Bite
by Annie Bellet
Price:
Free!
Words: 17,560.
Language:
English.
Published: April 30, 2011
by
Doomed Muse Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Fantasy » Epic
(5.00 from 2 reviews)
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.)
Of Bone and Steel and Other Soft Materials
by Annie Bellet
Price:
Free!
Words: 6,180.
Language:
English.
Published: December 27, 2011
by
Doomed Muse Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Science fiction » Cyberpunk, Fiction » Science fiction » Apocalyptic
(5.00 from 1 review)
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.
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Aremac Power: Inventions at Risk
on Feb. 10, 2011
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.
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Into the Fire
on April 27, 2011
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.