Review: Well-imagined sci-fi
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 22, 2014
This is a well-written, albeit dark, short science fiction novel/long novelette (even describing the genre within sci-fi would provide a spoiler!), with an interesting take on Jungian archetypal memory as part of the theme.  While science fiction, its real focus is on asking what it means to be human, and what parameters should be put on the term.While the brief sexual counter is indeed between two women, labelling it lesbian fiction does it a disservice-- it's not a story about lesbians, but a sci-fi story about humanity, love, and hope, with two female protagonists.And (something sadly rare amongst indie-authored free books on Amazon), grammar, spelling and proofreading are all excellent.  I'm sorry the author feels she must use a one-word pseudonym-- although the name of the cover designer gives a bit of a hint-- as both the story and the editing are worth claiming.