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Anderson Victor anvictor4559 — Asimov enjoyed showing off his versatility, and even though he's best known for his SF and popular science, he could do other things too. In particular, he was surprisingly competent at mysteries. Maybe he should have written more of them. This book collects together his best mystery short stories, the greater part of which have an SF theme. They often hinge on a clever piece of word-play. Asimov loved jeux de mots, and had a tendency to be a little too silly with them, but here he gets it right; "What's in a Name?" is a nice murder set in a library, with a very satisfying and logical resolution, and "The Clue" manages at the same time to be incredibly geeky and rather haunting. Recommended to anyone who likes both the SF and mystery genres. ____________________________________ If you've read The Billiard Ball, you may be interested to know that (view spoiler)

Sandija Veipa sandijaveipa — This was a fairly enjoyable and interesting book. Lewis went into a lot of detail describing the scenery and creatures on the planet Malacandra which takes up a lot of pages. The characters are interesting but not very developed. In the way of conversation, much of it is monologuing by the main character, Ransom. For it's shortish length, there are a plenty of curse words (16 in total), mainly in the beginning, a few hints at sexual immorality (though nothing but brief comments, nor graphic), and Evolution is portrayed as fact in a number of passages. I enjoyed the angelic eldila and loyal hrossa.

Eva Stöcker evastoecker — Sove?

Emily Bargate emilybargate — I think this was my first Mary Higgins Clark, and it was a fun read. Good story, unpredictable villain--a page turner. I don't know if I'll read a whole lot more of Clark, but only because mystery isn't my favorite genre.

Lam Kam kamwah — Don't tell anyone anything. If you do, you'll start missing everybody.

Julia Petrenko juliapetrenko — I really like this one, as usual Meyer picks lovely interesting topics that delight me. Racism is so icky. But I feel like this book is more about moving on. lIke it's going to get better. It has but we've still got a way to go.

Karla Maheca _ — It is pretty good so far!