I Am Justice by Diana Munoz StewartMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
First in a new series, I Am Justice takes you are a wild ride through the Middle East, the US and Mexico. Justice is just one of a group of female vigilante assassins. She comes with some very strong talents and a gift for going off plan. This time she involves Sandesh Ross, a former special services officer who just wants to leave danger and war behind. I loved the concept. Justice and her group are unique and each has special talents. Sandesh is as strong a character as Justice and manages to fit in with all the strong women. While they go after human traffickers they also have to face betrayal from people they trust. A interesting start to a new series.
I received a free copy of the book in return for an honest review.
Pawn by Timothy ZahnMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Nicole Lee does not have much of a life until she ends up on a alien star ship. Seems she is a Sibyl and can hear what repairs the ship needs. Then she becomes involved in a war between two other species and her life changes again. Nicole is a great character who changes as events come into her life. While she starts out as a street child she ends up with a job that can change the lives of all around her. This has interesting world building and character development. The backstory is woven into the book without changing the flow. This is book one in Sibyl's War and it sets the stage for the next two books. I could be a little slow at time and it kept me guessing on what was really happening and where the story was going. Joel Richards did a really ourstanding job on the various characters and keeping the pace of the story moving.
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