Here's my latest wrap up; enjoy! The Lost Book of Adana Moreau by Michael Zapata Zapata's debut, The Lost Book of Adana Moreau very elegantly and very skillfully braids the intersecting lives of a myriad of people, concentrating on a frame story revolving around Chicagoan Saul Drower and Maxwell Moreau, grandson of the late ingenious science fiction writer Adana Moreau. It is a love letter to science fiction, parallel universes as well as storytelling in general and really has the potential to enchant you. I'm a sucker for the "story-within-story" technique, so was really delighted Zapata uses it so masterly here. Unfortunately I did not read it in print, I listened to the audiobook. And the thing with audiobooks is that if you don't click with the narrator it can substantially reduce your enjoyment of the book and that happened to me here. I might try reading it in print at a later stage maybe. Love in the Time of Dinosaurs by Kirsten Alene When a few m...
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