Rachel Neumeier’s Medical Emergency This novella deals with some of the backstory of the ship’s doctor in the Invictus series—namely, how ...

  Rachel Neumeier’s Invictus: Crisis This was a little slow on a reread for me, though I love the last third! Really satisfying conclusion. ...

 Rachel Neumeier's Invictus: Captive Rereading this because Neumeier has a few books set in this world coming out soon, and also, I real...

  Kathy Miner’s The Journey Is Our Home So this series ended up being pretty compelling even as parts of it annoyed me (it was written over ...

  Kathy Miner’s Where The Light Enters The second book in this trilogy was fine, there is still a lot of rape but mostly off page. I was act...

  Kathy Miner’s What Survives Of Us I actually had to put this book down for a while and wasn’t planning on picking it back up, but I couldn...

  Virginia Black’s No Shelter But the Stars I’m not really into enemies-to-lovers as a plot, but it kind of works here because these two wom...

  Becky Chambers’ As You Wake, Break the Shell Chambers’ latest took me a minute to get into— it’s a sci-fi story about two women—one, a bot...

 Audrey Niffenegger's Life Out of Order Normally I'd reread The Time Traveler's Wife before reading its long-awaited sequel, bu...

  Emily St John Mandel’s Station Eleven  Saving the best for last! (I know she has two other early novels which do share a couple characters...

  Emily St John Mandel’s Sea of Tranquility  I think I liked this more than the first time I read it, partially because I’m all immersed in...

  Emily St John Mandel’s Exit Party Mandel’s latest STRESSED ME OUT, but was also beautiful? She’s good at that. We start in Los Angeles 203...

  Naomi Salman’s Nothing But the Rain I’m always looking for more novels that are epistolary/told as diaries, and this novella was a doozy. ...

 Kate Elliott's The Law of Becoming Elliott has a lot to balance in this final volume of the Jaran series--the whole rebelling against a...

  Kate Elliott’s An Earthly Crown Elliott shakes things up in book two of the Jaran series by adding a bunch of new POVs and greatly expandi...

 Kate Elliott's Jaran The SHEER DELIGHT of stumbling onto a series by an author you like that you somehow didn't know about, and it...

  Meg Charlton’s Voyagers Really interesting novel about a dude who, when he was six, disappeared with his friend, and when they returned, t...

 Rebecca Thorne's Moss'd in Space I read and liked Thorne's first couple of Tomes and Tea fozy fantasy novels, but haven't k...

  Natalie Zina Walschots' Villain The sequel to Hench is very clearly the second book in a trilogy (or series?). Some great moments, som...

 Natalie Zina Walschots' Hench Rereading this bc the sequel came out!! I remembered that I liked this but the only detail that really s...