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Book Review: Mutant Pride
By: SJ Whitby Not Recommended Where to find: Amazon Barnes & Nobles Indigo Books Dylan Taylor has always loved the X-Men. She dreams about what it would be like to have super powers and fight evil. Her dream becomes reality when a girl kisses her at a party. The next day she wakes up with powers of her own. In fact, everyone who kissed Emma Hall at the party got super powers. Maybe if they can join together, they can become a team of heroes just like in her comic books. Just one problem… how does one weaponize communicating with household items? Cute Mutants by S.J Whitby is an interesting ride…
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Book Review: The Dissension Process
by Markus James Not Recommend Where to find: Amazon Jamie has superpowers. They came to her completely unexpectedly, but once she discovered them, her life changed. Now, she looks for others who also have powers in the hopes of absorbing them and using them herself. It’s the only thing keeping her in the here and now instead of wallowing in the sadness of her losses. Unfortunately for Jamie, she finds herself delving deeper and deeper into dangerous situations. If she isn’t careful, she will put herself and the few people she has left in danger. The Dissension Process by Markus James is a bit of a mixed bag with some…
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One World Is Not Enough
For those who like to read books with multiple worlds or multiverses I recommend: -Death Gate Cycle If you want a set of worlds that are sophisticated, different, and that give you new characters and adventures with each book, the Death Gate Cycle series should be next on your list Traveling Method: You might be insane trying to travel through Death’s Gate. I hope you make it where you’re trying to go. This series has five full worlds that are so complex and detailed that it is amazing that Weis and Hickman have seamlessly woven them into one universe. Each book allows the reader to experience yet another world. Each…
