A Conspiracy of Authors

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• Redshirts on Oct. 07, 2011
  
  This is a delightful, fun short story with a look into the lives of characters off-screen, so to speak. I laughed at how hard we are on our main characters. Necia has a wonderful writing voice and I look forward to reading more of her work!
  
• The String Weavers (The String Weavers - Book 1) on April 13, 2012
  
  The String Weavers is a delightful, fun book about a teen girl who begins the book worrying about college and ends worrying about saving the universe! Kelsey is a delightful character, and the secondary characters are all interesting. (Although I did occasionally have to look back to make certain I had the proper alien in mind.) The story unfolds in a series of revelations and adventures which take Kelsey farther from earth and into dangers she doesn't truly understand. This young adult tale of a girl thrown into a myriad of troubles and searching for her own true identity reminds me of the Andre Norton books I adored, complete with odd aliens and all! Excellent work. I look forward to reading the next book.
  
• The Art of Negotiation on April 13, 2012
  
  All I can say is that any time a story about negotiating a severance package can be this interesting, you know the writer is well worth reading! Moved into a science fiction setting, J.A. Marlow creates a great story about the perils of downsizing, robotics and revenge of a working class woman.
  
• A Hero Unto Death on Jan. 10, 2013
  
  I would give this story ten stars if I could. The delightful, amusing tale is filled with quirky characters and fun plot twists as Harold's two helpers do their best to make certain he finishes his quest . . . dead or not. Well, you know what they say: Behind every hero is a strong woman. In this case it's two of them. S. E. Batt is well on his way to becoming another Prattchet. Read this one and enjoy.
  
• Eloquently Crooked on Jan. 14, 2013
  
  A great science fiction story in an unusual setting, complete with fantastic alien creatures. Marlow knows how to put a science fiction adventure story together!
  
• Kindred Spirits on May 24, 2016
  
  This post-apocalyptic tale of two unusual women looking for shelter before winter sets in is filled with exceptional detail. The author did a good job in learning what she could about the Native American culture where Alyssa and Kyra seek to spend the dangerous cold months. The second in the Brown Rain series works well enough as a stand-alone story, with enough information about the previous book, so that you can leap right in. This is a well-written and interesting concept.