September saw me finishing up the copyedit for an upcoming release (Addictive Contact!), reading a few more books of a historical romance series, and getting through half a dozen ARCs. My ratings were kind of all over the place this month, though there were a few standout novels I really loved!
In this January 2024 wrap-up, a spectrum of literary experiences unfolded, earning ratings ranging from 3 to 5 stars. Rebecca Yarros’s ‘Fourth Wing’ showcased aerial prowess, while K.L. Ziggler’s ‘Of Spies and Shadows’ skillfully interwove magic into the romantasy genre. Ash Remington’s ‘Isolating Contact’ stood out as a compelling intergalactic science fiction narrative.
Ash Remington’s debut, Isolating Contact, orbits readers through a gripping sci-fi thriller set in 2032. With a diverse cast, each character’s unique tale intertwines seamlessly in this intragalactic conflict. Remington’s descriptive prowess and relentless pacing immerse readers deeply. A riveting introduction to The Contact series, even appealing to non-sci-fi enthusiasts.
