pickI felt so-so about the first book in The Midsolar Murders but I'm starting to warm up to the main character and the cast of strange aliens. The mystery aspects in this one were pretty good too.
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pickMrs Brown is away on a training course for new symbionts of space stations but expects to be back before the shuttle bringing the new Earth ambassador arrives and before the Gneiss trial of Princess Tina and her advisors finishes. In the meantime Mallory should keep an eye on Eternity's functions and stay out of trouble and NO MORE MURDERS. Yeah, right.
Another great mix of fun, suspense, and intriguing mystery.
Chaotic for sure, with aliens galore, murders and old friends refinding each other. The aliens are mostly a hoot.
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so-soAn unfortunately high ratio of interpersonal drama to actual creative sci fi and murder mystery greatly hampered my enjoyment. At some point the amount of time people spend sniping at each other is both irritating and boring. Worse still, the surprise romantic element featured high school flashbacks to the extent that I felt like I had a YA novel thrust on me I didn't sign up for. Not enough humour to make up for it. Decent ending.
pickCozy Sci-fi Murder Mystery set on a sentient space station
Second book in the Midsolar Murders series.
The station is acting up. Mallory's connection to the Sundry hivemind is on the fritz. There are visitors from Earth, some of whom are from Mallory's past. And, of course, another murder occurs; and all visiting humans have a motive.
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