This was a fun SF novel. It's probably some sort of space-opera, maybe with some post-apocalyptic grace-notes--it takes too many liberties to really qualify as hard SF, I think--and the characters are neatly drawn, the arcs and behaviors plausible. The prose is deft and witty and smooth, and there's a sense of humor lurking around practically every corner. Maybe--maybe--the main character is implausibly badass; it's wasn't a problem for me.
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Blood Sisters by Graham Masterton
This guy wrote horror for decades, I saw that he was writing mysteries--that's what the library has of his books at this point--so I gra...

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A grim novel about crime and corruption, and the past catching up to the present, with more than a little in the subtext about it infiltra...
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