The Passion of Marie Romanov : A Tale of Anastasia's Sister (CD-Audio)

from rivkat

Climate change has turned much of humanity into refugees. Qaanaaq is a floating city in the Artic, controlled by its shareholders and teeming with both registered and unregistered occupants. When the sole survivor of a genocide arrives with an orca and a captive polar bear, she provides an impetu...

from

Loved the world building, didn't like the ending..... at all. (But it was not my story to tell) Still worth a read and the COVER GLOWS IN THE DARK... Just an FYI

from jakecasella

This is great! Post-climate-catastrophe, floating city, refugee crisis, tech-telepathy with orcas and polar bears. I loved the mash-up of different cultures, the vibrancy of the city, and the way gender identity was handled. Full of ideas big and small, loads of action. Well done.

from quickmind

I wanted to like this book more, but it never reached a point where the book completely gelled to me. I know this is going to sound strange, but it almost felt too short. Momentous events happened suddenly, and it felt like the characters didn't earn the things that happened to them. There was a ...

from Kristelh

Read this book for my f2f bookclub. It is a dystopia book written by Sam J. Miller and is set in the near future after a climate and techno disaster destroys most of the world. People are living on this floating object in the arctic circle area. It is science fiction involving nanobonding (people...