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12 reviews
N. Lee Wood

Ace Trade, 1996

Terrific
Debut novel. I gobbled it up, first page to last. The words flow fast and slick, a delight to read; inciteful and clever. Global politics, a microchip, danger, sex, and, yes, more! Here is the story of a female journalist, who, disguised as a man, travels on assignment to the Middle East with a humanoid fabricant. In the first chapter, Kay Bee states: "As a woman, I was homely as a mud fence, ...

FARADAY'S ORPHANS

9 reviews
N Lee Wood

Gollancz, 1996

Compelling, realistic and brutal end of the world novel.
Perhpaps I'm a cynic but i'm really enjoyed this novel, even the downbeat ending It wasn't the best piece of literature that i've ever read but it definetely was very compelling. Credit that to Wood's writing which really puts you there. Imagine a world in which there was no ozone layer? Earths inhabitants are forced to live in cities surrounded by huge domes that protect them from a merciless ...

Master of None

5 reviews
N. Lee Wood

Aspect, 2004

masterful science fiction
In the distant future, mankind has colonized many planets, but it is the Nine Families of Vanar that control the worms, artifacts made and abandoned by an ancient race that enables female pilots to fly to three hundred systems reducing interstellar distances. The Vanar take other ships with them as they traverse the universe with their monopoly. On the planet itself the women citizens are the ...

Kingdom of Lies (An Inspector Keene Dunliffe Mystery)

3 reviews
N. Lee Wood

Blackstone Audiobooks, 2005

Wonderful setting, great storyline !!
This is one audio book that will keep your attention. I started my trip (automobile) with it, and upon my arrival had to take it inside to hear the ending.

BYU Studies (Winter 1966, Volume VII [7], Number 2)
Ray C. Hillam, Alan H. Gray, ...

BYU University Press, 1966

Mormon mormons mormonism lds BYU Studies

Bloodrights

5 reviews
N. Lee Wood

Ace Hardcover, 1999

Always did like happy endings
This is the second N. Lee Wood book I have read, the other being Looking for the Mahdi. Both were excellent. There was good reason for that New Yorks Time Notable review. Bloodrights is a book I found hilarious, especially the last chapter, too bad it wouldn't make sense without the rest of the book. Antonya is a wonderful heroine, even if she gets a bit confused in the middle. Wood likes ...

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 2000 (Volume 98, No. 6)
Ursula K. Le Guin, Joyce Carol Oates, ...

Mercury Press, 2000

Master Paintings in the Art Institute of Chicago

2 reviews
Katharine C. Lee, James N. Wood

Art Inst of Chicago Museum Shop, 1988

Take the collection to your home
This is a great coffee table book that includes many important paintings of Art Institute of Chicago. All the images are in color, and the story of each painting and the artist is given. Each painting is described on a single page, and therefore the pictures are sufficiently large and detailed. The book starts with 15th century religious paintings, and progresses to include well known ...

Die Erbin des Lichts.
N. Lee Wood

Heyne, 2003

Master Paintings in the Art Institute of Chicago

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