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Paloma: A Retrieval Artist Novel (#5) (Retrieval Artist)

5 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Roc, 2006

Great addition to the Retrivial Artist Universe
Let me start by saying that I admit to being slightly biased with the number of stars as this series is my current favorite of all the books I read. That said I thought Paloma was the best book in the series since Extremes (my personal favorite). This book was a good tie-in to the first book of the series, whereas the last three could be read as stand alones. I recommend re-reading the first ...

Tales of the Slayer, Volume 4 (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

4 reviews
Nancy Holder, Michael Reaves, ...

Aladdin, 2004

Just Like the others a 5 star review
I love the Tales of The Slayer books they are great this one is no different.

Recovery Man: A Retrieval Artist Novel (#6) (Retrieval Artist Novels)

5 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Roc, 2007

superb Retrieval Artist tale
On the Jovan moon Callisto, Recovery Man Hadad Yu abducts Rhonda Shindo for his client the alien Gyonnese; apparently she failed to make remittance on an agreement they had; handing over her daughter to them as payment. However, this Recovery Man demands the true daughter not the clone Talia living with Rhonda. She refuses, but he insists she broke Earth Alliance law so he will take her ...

By the Book (Star Trek Enterprise)

27 reviews
Dean Wesley Smith

Star Trek, 2002

Surprisingly good for the first in the series
You could criticize this book for its sometimes bland or inaccurate characterizations of the crew, but if you're a veteran reader of Trek books you won't, since you'll know to expect that in the early books of any of the series. As I see it, the only flaw worth taking off rating-points for is that too much time is devoted to the story's secondary plot, which centers on a role-playing game, and ...

The Disappeared: 7A Retrieval Artist Novel (Retrieval Artist)

8 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Roc, 2002

Thriller with more than a touch of humanity
This is the prequel to Rusch's 2000 story, "The Retrieval Artist." As that was and is one of my favorite novellas of all time, I was eagerly anticipating this book. I was not disappointed in the least. Miles Flint is a first-year detective on the Moon Sector Police, with his tough experienced partner, Noelle DeRicci. Both are smart and somewhat on the fringe of the agency, and thus tend to pick ...

Little Green Men

7 reviews
Dean Wesley Smith, Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2002

the population of roswell green? oh my!!!!
when kyle turns up green, the gang thinks this is really funny. but within a couple of hours, maria and alex and half of roswell are also green. the army is called in to quarintine the city against this disease and it is up to liz to find a cure. what she finds in that if the cure is not found and given to the people in 48 hours, they will become permantly green. this book has the whole gang ...

Tales of the Slayer, Volume 2 (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

14 reviews
Todd A. McIntosh, Kara Dalkey, ...

Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2003

I loved this Book..........
I've always love BTVS because of the Mythology of the Slayer line and how she's Chosen and all of that, I also love the characters and how they're written so well.....But i've often wondered about Past Slayers, what they were like, and what their life was like because as we've always known, Buffy is just one of many Slayers throughout the Years. I loved this Book and how it told about Different ...

The New Rebellion (Star Wars)

110 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Spectra, 1997

Without a doubt, one of the best of the expanded universe!!!
I was quite impressed with this one. The ones that came before it in the timeline particuarly darksaber were a bit disappointing and seemed rather dry. Dont get me wrong though, I really did enjoy those just for the fun of it. However, this one was an extremely pleasant surprise. It had the feel of a great mystery and a who dunnit kind of tale. I was constantly wondering what came next to ...

Star Wars on Trial: Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Debate the Most Popular Science Fiction Films of All ...

9 reviews

Benbella Books, 2006

Suitable for both critics and fans, full of humor and enthusiasm
Intellectually, the Prosecution wins the case with flying colors. Emotionally though, the Defense makes some very good points. The book is written with humor and enthusiasm, all contributors from both sides are obviously having fun and it should be noted that everybody acknowledges the fun and entertainment value of Star Wars and its ability to make us dream. Including David Brin who gives ...

Consequences: 6A Retrieval Artist Novel (Retrieval Artist Novels)

4 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Roc, 2004

A Story of the Tainted
Consequences in the third novel in the Retrieval Artist series, following Extremes. In the previous volume, Miles Flint discovered that a murder during the Armstrong Marathon was committed by a psychopathic Disappeared. When she fled the Moon, he chased her in Paloma's yacht and caught up while she was delayed in destroying a space cop ship. In the ensuing encounter, they shot each other, but ...

Extremes: A Retrieval Artist Novel: 5 (Retrieval Artist Novels)

8 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Roc, 2003

A dangerous scientist's ongoing experiment with human lives
Combine a detective story revolving around a detective who always gets the worst assignments and a fellow investigator who is just feeling his way after buying the business of investigating and you have an engrossing story revolving around a murderous scientist's dangerous experiment during a moon race. The Moon's Extreme Marathon is an event which draws thousands - and the perfect setting for a ...

Double Helix Omnibus (Star Trek)

3 reviews
Peter S. David, Diane Carey, ...

Star Trek, 2002

A great Omnibus for a great series!
"Infection" by John Gregory Betancourt The Enterprise is called to Archaria III, a planet jointly colonized by humans and Peladians. A new disease has cropped up and is only treatable (the double helix), in a temporary fashion. The Enterprise supposed to deliver the drug, quarantine the planet and see what help they might render. What follows is an excellent story, primarily using Dr. Crusher ...

The Resistance: The Fourth Book of the Fey

8 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Spectra, 1998

Incredible good.
This serie is getting better and better. What a twists and plotchangings. I'm really sorry for the Islanders in their struggle for survive. But I'm also intrigued by the Fey, despite their cruel warbehavior. One of the best series I've ever read.

The Black King: Book Two of Black Throne (Black Throne, Book 2)

2 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Spectra, 2000

Great series
I will admit that I am a voracious, but picky reader. I like a lot of books, but seldom love them. However, this is a series that I do love. It is not all 'Hollywood endings' and stalwart, dashing heros. The Fey world is well developed and the characters are very interesting. I don't think it is a great idea to pick this book up without having read the previous ones. Although it can ...

The Escape (Star Trek Voyager, No 2)

7 reviews
Dean Wesley Smith, Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Star Trek, 1995

Excellent writing, excellent story.
Particularly given that this story was written very early in the run of the "Voyager" series, making characterization that will ring true to those who've followed the series much longer difficult, and that it involves time-travel, a very difficult concept to do well, it is amazing how well-written this story is. The characterizations feel spot-on, (except for the fact that the EMH is consistently ...

Section 31: Shadow (Star Trek Voyager)

32 reviews
Dean Wesley Smith, Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Star Trek, 2001

Best book!
I loved this book. It become one of my favourites. Someone tries to kill Seven of Nine! Who and why wants Seven dead? You better find out!

Invasion! Omnibus (Star Trek: All)

8 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, L.A. Graf, ...

Star Trek, 1998

Star Trek Invasion! - Star Trek's wonderful first Omnibus!
This great first crossover series and great first Star Trek Omnibus contains at least three out four of Star Trek fiction's best tales. First encountered in the twenty third century by the Klingons, the Furies sent a vanguard in the form of a nearly indestructible starship where it was met by the venerable Captain James T. Kirk and the USS Enterprise. Some one hundred years later, the Furies ...

Excalibur

2 reviews

Aspect, 1995

Great Collection
One sword. The true sword, EXCALIBUR. Forged from magic and courage, it bears the power of heroes and kings. Its nature is unique, but its forms are legion. It can appear... has appeared... will appear, anywhere, at any time, in a thousand hands in a thousand guises. For Excalibur is the force that protects the souls of Good's guardians, and changes the course of destinies... Tales of the ...

X-Men: A Novelization

36 reviews
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Dean Wesley Smith, ...

Del Rey, 2000

X-Men
This book was awesome. It is, however, somewhat different from the movie, but it's still a good read. I really recommend this book it's one of the best Comic Book based movie novelization i've read.

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