RANKING the 11 SCI FI books I read in November 2024.

for a book where nothing much really happens from a plot point of view I was pulled along very nicely by Mor McHugh's writing and the remarkable Vision that she brings to life in this book at I enjoyed it very much I give China Mountain Zang eight out of 10

I felt like the WASP Kingdom were a little bit wooden as enemies were rather obvious baddies although I thought that Captain Thal was a bit more three-dimensional I give Empire and black and gold an enjoyable 7 out of 10 it's a planetary pleasure

I've only read one Octavia Butler book before this that was Kindred and I enjoyed it and her style of writing and parable of the S was no different really

so moving targets a fun read it's hardly groundbreaking but if you enjoy on a Harrington or the vosak and Saga then I think this is a series that you might also like I give moving Target by Elizabeth Moon a solid 7 out of 10 it's a plry pleasure

I enjoyed it and understand that there's a sequel living next door to the god of love which I'm now very interested to read I give Natural History 8 out of 10 is a Stella Splendor

I really enjoyed it and I'm looking forward to reading the follow-up which is the parable of the talents I give the parable of the SE 9 out of 10 it's a galactic gem

whilst there were elements that I enjoyed overall I give the many colored land 6 out of 10 is therefore a nebulous narrative

but I thought it was light on the plot elements and basically not a lot really happens as a result I give the man in the Maze 7 out of 10 it's a planetary pleasure

I think she absolutely smashed the ending finally nailing the contrast between evidence and Faith between love and doubt and about what we choose to believe and why I give the rift a genuinely thought-provoking 8 out of 10 is another Stella spender

I did like the disaster elements I do like a good disaster but the rest of it left me a bit cold I'm afraid as a result I give the wander 6 out of 10 it's a abulous narrative

there were some interesting aspects of the story but generally it wasn't that compelling to Bron and I'm unsure that I'll continue on with the series which currently has another seven books including a prequel I give the engines of God 6 out of 10 it's an nebulous narrative

I liked why call them back from heaven and I enjoyed it more than I did the silverberg somewhat to my surprise I give why call them back from heaven 8 out of 10