Not every person who falls victim to a serial criminal makes a fatal mistake. But if you're still parking next to vans in dark parking lots, or getting just a little bit closer to give that stranger directions, you haven't been paying attention. Crack the cover of this book and you'll never make that mistake again. You'll also never feel completely secure again, because this book is frightening in a way that Silence Of The Lambs could never be. Souls in the Great Machine by Sean McMullen reviewed by Rich Horton Many years after a disaster called Greatwinter destroyed human civilization, people in what was once Australia live in smallish city states.
Technology includes fairly ingenious mechanical devices but no electricity or electronics.
A central feature of local civilization is the libraries, where the intelligentsia seem to maintain what records of the past they can. A Change Of Destiny by Marilynn Mansfield reviewed by Lisa DuMond Romantic science fiction. Science fiction romance. This e-book falls somewhere in the middle, but Lisa'd have to give it a nudge toward the romance department. Ferney by James Long reviewed by Georges T. Dodds Consider Mike's problem.