Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Maximum Ride - The Angel Experiment

Maximum Ride - The Angel Experiment by James Patterson is a fast moving story that keeps you on your toes. I couldn't stop reading, wondering, "WTF is coming next?". I picked up the book from a local http://wegmans.com. I bought it on sale for $11.86, hardcover. Get ready for an incredible, indescribable maximum ride.


About The Book

Welcome to my nightmare. Do not put this book down. I'm dead serious - your life could depend on it. I'm risking everything by telling you - but you need to know.

Strap yourself in for the thrill ride you'll want to take again and again! From Death Valley California, to the bowels of the New York City subway system, you're about to take off on a heart-stopping adventure that will blow you away...

Your Faithful Companions : Max, Fang, Iggy, Nudge, the Gasman, and Angel. Six kids who are pretty normal in most ways - except that they're 98 percent human, 2 percent bird. They grew up in a lab, living like rats in cages, but now they're free. Aside of course, from the fact that they're prime prey for Erasers - wicked, wolflike creatures with a taste for flying humans.

The Missions : Rescue Angel from malicious mutants. Infiltrate a secret facility to track down the flock's missing parents. Scavenge for sustenance. Get revenge on an evil traitor. And save the world. If there's time.

This Alien Shore

This Alien Shore by C.S. Friendman is a sci-fi adventure that will make you wish for our future to come. The characters are great and the technology is extremely believable, yet scarey. The novel has many characters and each chapter opens with a different characters point of view. It is somewhat confusing at the beginning but once I got into it I was looking forward to the next chapter. There's so many plots and twists I can't even explain them all.


About The Book

The first age, humanity's initial attempt to people the stars, ended in disaster when it was discovered that Earth's original superluminal drive did permanent genetic damage to all who used it - mutating Earth's far-flung colonists in mind and body.

Now, one of Earth's first colonies - a world called Guera - has given humanity back the stars, but at a high price. For the new Outships can only be piloted by members of Guera's Outspace Guild, whose mysterious ablitites allow them control over all human commerce.

Powerful companies from dozens of planets vie to be the first to topple Guera's stranglehold on the stars, for to unseat the Guild would be worth any risk.

And on Shido Habitat, a corporate satellite in Earth's outer orbit, lives a girl named Jamisia. Protected by her biological brainware systems, and accompanied by the many voices in her head, she has grown into a resourceful, if unusual, young woman. When Shido is viciously attacked by corporate raiders, Jamisia flees to a ship bound for the Up-and-out. But this narrow escape does not mean safety for Jamisia. Speeding across the galaxy pursued by ruthless but unknown adversaries, Jamisia must unravel the mystery of her identity and her improtance. This odyssey of self-discovery will lead her to uncover a secret which is buried deep within her psyche - a revelation the universe may not be ready to face...

Monday, June 20, 2005

Blade Dancer

I just picked up Blade Dancer by S.L. Viehl from http://barnsandnoble.com. I had it read within 3 days. It was a trip to say the least. I've never heard of S.L. Viehl before, she sure does know how to write. Her world was believable, and there was never a dull moment. The characters were memorable, and the plot twists and turns were great.

Blade Dancer was a great bargain book. I bought it for $4.98 in hardcover. Check it out.

FROM THE PUBLISHER
Jory Rask is a professional shockball player. The fastest runback in the game, she is loved and emulated across Terra. But Jory Rask has a secret that she's lived with for twenty-four years. In a xenophobic world that despises aliens, she is not quite human. When her mother dies - and her secret is revealed - Jory must honor her mother's last wishes and set out on a journey to find others like herself, those known as the ClanChildren of Honor. And once they meet, none of their lives will ever be the same again. For in order to take the vengeance denied their mothers, they must undergo training at the Tana, the school for assassins known as blade dancers - the most lethal killers in the galaxy. And in the heart of that school lies a deadly secret ... and the key to Jory's past.

Razor Wire Pubic Hair

If you were to put H.R. Giger, David Lynch, and David Croenberg into a meat processor you'll most likely get something like Carlton Melick's Razor Wire Pubic Hair. It sets in a world that's being ravaged by rapist, and being told by a sex toy that's been recently been bought by a dominatrix.

It's not a porno, nor is it a romance. The book is about sex. The small list of characters make the story very enertaining like the deform baby (which is a homeage to Eraserhead), a lady with cunts all over her body, and a cunt monster.

The only place you'll find this book is if you go on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Book Description
plot: A psycho-sexual fairy tale about a multi-gender screwing toy who is purchased by a razor dominatrix and brought into her nightmarish worlds of bizarre sex and mutilation.