Tag: parallel universes
Ten Thousand Skies Above You by Claudia Gray
I loved A Thousand Pieces of You. I ranted and raved about it and practically forced it into the hands of every unsuspecting friend and acquaintance I had. And I’m happy to report that I loved the sequel just as much. Claudia Gray knows how to write a book!
A Thousand Pieces of You by Claudia Gray
I loved everything about A Thousand Pieces of You! It’s a beautiful book and I know I’ll spend a lot of time raving about it. I don’t think I can accurately express how much I loved this book. You’ll just have to grab yourself a copy and experience the awesome yourself.
Thief’s Magic by Trudi Canavan
Like all of Canavan’s books, Thief’s Magic is brilliantly characterised and well plotted. I have really enjoyed it and urge readers to pick up her latest offering.
Unbreakable by Elizabeth Norris
I loved Unbreakable! I can’t believe it took me so long to pick it up 🙁 I think I was scared that the sequel couldn’t possibly live up to Unravelling, but it did!! Perfect for fans of science fiction, Unravelling isn’t a book to miss. I really, really hope there’s another book.
Empress of the Sun by Ian McDonald
I love adventuring with Everett Singh and the crew of the Everness, so I’ve been looking forward to Empress of the Sun for a while now, and I’m happy to report that I really enjoyed it! The danger is increasing, and Ian McDonald is skilfully expanding the world and the…
Tandem by Anna Jarzab
I’ve been quite excited about Tandem – parallel worlds, a mysterious boy, what’s not to like? However, I feel like I’ve been duped with this book. I don’t think it satisfied many of my expectations, although I did enjoy the differences between our universe and that of Aurora. I’m hoping…
Be My Enemy by Ian McDonald
Taking up soon after Planesrunner, Be My Enemy follows Everett Singh as he jumps across parallel universes to rescue his father, with the help of the crew of the airship Everness. I really enjoyed this novel and feel it’s even better than the first in terms of action and world-building….
Planesrunner by Ian McDonald
It’s official: Planesrunner is an exhilarating read! It’s a perfectly balanced tale of science and adventure, and I enjoyed it immensely. I am so glad I have the sequel ready to devour! My favourite aspect of the book is the world-building. Parallel universe and multiplicity are the main concerns of…
Unravelling by Elizabeth Norris
Every now and again I come across a book that screams to be read in one sitting – forget eating and sleeping and just read! Unravelling is one of these books, and unfortunately my read through it was interrupted by … work. But I went straight back to it after…