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Perilous Waif

Somebody on my Facebook group recommended this book a few weeks ago and I grabbed it. The cover sold me. Her magenta handgun and the “what ever” expression made me snort.

Brown did a great job with the hook on this one. Clearly Alice Long is not your average orphan. She’s got a secret and a careful reader will know what it is long before Alice does. Not that she’s an unreliable narrator or anything. She’s just more concerned with other things. Like staying alive in a universe that appears to want her dead. Like wondering if she’s actually alive to begin with. Sure, there are some tropes in here that I think get overdone, but Brown executes them with aplomb.

I’m looking forward to the sequel but in the meantime, why not grab a sample and see what you think?

About the reviewer:

NathanLowell_150x150Nathan Lowell has been writing science fiction and fantasy most of his life. He started publishing in 2007 and has no intention of stopping any time soon.

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