No space ship captain wants to discover that the ship they’ve been saving up for is already inhabited. But what do you do when that inhabitant is a moss-based organic computer with abandonment issues? Moss’d in Space by Rebecca Thorne, which came out earlier this summer, joins the ranks of delightful cozy sci-fi that seems to be a growing trend. Continue reading Review of Moss’d in Space—More Cozy Sci-fi
Month: July 2026
Review of Darkness at Shadowside—Gothic Suspense
When Justine arrives at the house she’s been seeing in her dreams, it quickly becomes the house of her nightmares… Amanda DeWees is one of the few authors I can rely upon to regularly supply me with a good, solid Gothic suspense. Her style is old school and full of the classic tropes, but the stories themselves are always fresh and interesting. I first discovered Amanda through her Clara Blackwood duology, With This Curse and Cursed Once More, which were delightful Gothic romances. I’ve also enjoyed her darker suspense novels like A Dangerous Observer and many of her short stories. It’s been a few years since Amanda came out with a full-length book, but now she’s back with a Victorian Gothic, Darkness at Shadowside, which came out back in March and was well worth the wait. Continue reading Review of Darkness at Shadowside—Gothic Suspense