This is it, the final book in the Chaos Station series. In some respects, I can’t believe it’s been just over a year since the release of Chaos Station. In others, it feels as if I’ve been living and breathing Felix and Zander for half my life. (If we examine the number of hours Jenn andContinueContinue reading “PHASE SHIFT is Available Now!”
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What I’ve Been Reading
January is always a great month for books. By accident or design, I often read books in January that make my Favourite Things list at the end of the year. This past January has been no exception. Conspiracies by F. Paul Wilson Paul Wilson is a writer I truly admire. I read The Keep yearsContinueContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading”
Available Now: Inversion Point
INVERSION POINT is the fourth book in the Chaos Station series. Though I am beyond excited about this release–this is my favourite book in the series, the one I didn’t fret over after the final round–it’s release also heralds the beginning of the end. This morning PHASE SHIFT, the final book in this series, willContinueContinue reading “Available Now: Inversion Point”
Interview: Vikki Romano
Today I’m featuring my friend, Vikki Romano. In December, Vikki published her first science fiction novel, Edge of Darkness. I’ve read it and I loved it! It’s an action-packed story with a touch of romance, lots of cool tech, shootouts and a survival bunker full of neat toys (read: weapons). You can read my fullContinueContinue reading “Interview: Vikki Romano”
My Favourite Things: 2015
I always wait until the last possible moment to write this post because, in the last two years, I’ve had to update a couple of the entries as I go to one last movie or find the book I couldn’t have made it through my life without reading. This year, the delay again proved worthwhileContinueContinue reading “My Favourite Things: 2015”
Kelly Jensen 