Freenet

This was a rather interesting novel in several ways, and it had potential to kick some serious butt, but the last portion of the novel, while interesting in its own right, didn't fit with the grand bulk of the first. Follow me on this one. What starts out as a pretty cool romance between a girl way o......more

Read this review and more on my blog. I received a free copy of Freenet for my honest opinion. Freenet is told in the POV of Simara, a young girl who has lived the majority of her life in space; Zen, who lives on the planet Bali and Roni, a news presenter. The entire book is split approximately into 1......more

3.5 Stars. This intergalactic novel was pretty awesome. I really like d the relationship between Zen and Simara and I was really quite surprised by the last third of the novel. I would suggest this to folks that enjoy scifi and this idea that we will transition to an alternative digital world or lan......more

*Note: I received an advance copy of this book in return for an honest review. This fast-paced book pulls the reader through space, time, and the complexities of inner space with its multiple settings, viewpoints, and ideas. I didn't realize when I started it that it was the first in a series, so don......more

Received from ECWPress in exchange for an completely unbiased review. Also posted on Silk & Serif Simara has spent her entire life in space living with a sexually abusive stepfather. Before the death of her mother Simara only experienced her stepfather’s abuse from afar, but now without her mother......more