Paps and Dream Drifter

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Planetism

95% of who we are as humans is the same as everything else on the planet. Will we really let that 5% divide us from each other and the orb that keeps us alive. Without the planet where are we but oxygen breathers in deep space. Without each other we are extinct.

A compelling and exciting ending to gorgeously written epic journey.

By bookworm on November 5, 2015

Format: Kindle Edition

Rewire is the third and final book in The Gold Stone Girl trilogy and it is the ultimate in
 satisfying endings! We have now traveled with these beloved and characters
(yes, I even love the villains as they are so richly complex) through worlds
of danger and strife, through challenges and quests for understanding and
every thread that has been woven into this epic tale is elegantly present at it's
completion. The twists are surprising, yet track completely within the world
that Nicole Quinn has created and she has managed to create this world,
deconstruct it, and then rebuild it anew while the reader has the pleasure of
experiencing every step of the well crafted journey. I won't give away the
details but I highly recommend Rewire as a most entertaining read, and
beyond that a deeper look into the world we are, and could be creating
in the present.

The War of the Witches

The bodies floated up to the surface of the bog water. Thousands of witches, whole and perfectly preserved.

Sulis of the SUL - Disbelief, The Gold Stone Girl, book 2

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SUL (acronym) subterranean upper life form. A thousand human families, in a variety of ethnicities, pioneered the interior of the planet, before the Great Collapse of the 27th century, when the planet submerged her seven continents and reformed into the Pangea-like continent of Blinkin.

The SUL are a cousin to the surface human, though they are not complimented by the association.

The Night Mare

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Fierce, Compulsive Reading

It is terrifying - I could hardly breathe. The writing hurtles forward, it's both muscular and visceral. Familiar in its themes but imaginative and original in execution.

by Mary Gallagher