Books matching: road trip in space
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Witty, geeky, and totally bonkers - "Year Zero" is a riotous sci-fi romp that music buffs, lawyers, and Douglas Adams fans shouldn't miss. If you crave sharp satire with a heavy dose of silliness, cue this one up next!
Aliens suck at music. And it’s not for a lack of trying. They’ve been at it for eons, but have yet to produce even a faintly decent tune. If they had, we’d have detected them ages ago. We’ve been scan...- #2
Save:Ingenious, optimistic sci-fi adventure that's heavy on science, light on complex characters; a must-read for space and STEM fans, especially if you loved The Martian.
What’s going on? I want to find out, but I don’t have much to work with. I can’t see. I can’t hear anything other than the computer. I can’t even feel. No, that’s not true. I feel something. I’m lying... - #3
Save:This is a heartwarming, character-driven space adventure that's more about the journey (and the people you wander with) than the destination. Highly recommended if you want sci-fi with optimism, charm, and a big dose of found-family love.
Living in space was anything but quiet. Grounders never expected that. For anyone who had grown up planetside, it took some time to get used to the clicks and hums of a ship, the ever-present ambiance... - #4
Save:A compelling, fast-paced sci-fi classic that mixes exciting tactics, a deeply relatable main character, and big ethical questions - well worth reading, even if you’re not normally a sci-fi fan!
Ender did not see Peter as the beautiful ten-year-old boy that grown-ups saw, with dark, thick, tousled hair and a face that could have belonged to Alexander the Great. Ender looked at Peter only to d... - #5
Save:A darkly captivating road trip into the uncanny and the heartfelt, 'Alice Isn’t Dead' blends horror, love, and conspiracy for a unique read - especially recommended if you're into weird fiction or want a story that’s equal parts creepy, poetic, and hopeful.
A diner attached to a gas station, a couple hours outside of Bismarck. A grassy place between towns. Keisha’s main criteria for choosing the diner had been ample parking for her truck. Once upon a tim... - #6
Save:Wild, witty, and totally original - Gideon the Ninth is a madcap gothic romp that's part murder mystery, part bone-crunching battle, and wholly unlike anything else. Confusing at times, but completely unforgettable. If you love chaotic queer characters and a story that keeps you guessing (and laughing), it’s a must-try!
IN THE MYRIADIC YEAR OF OURLORD—the ten thousandth year of the King Undying, the kindly Prince of Death!—Gideon Nav packed her sword, her shoes, and her dirty magazines, and she escaped from the House... - #7
Save:A witty, entertaining space romp best enjoyed for its humor and wild antics, not for its depth - great fun if you want laughs and light adventure, but probably not for those seeking complex drama or realism.
The Ruhar hit us on Columbus Day. Every country had a name for the day the Ruhar attacked; the common name that stuck, after a while, was Columbus Day. I guess that makes sense. There we were, innocen... - #8
Save:A witty and inventive sci-fi romp best enjoyed by geek-culture fans and anyone looking for fun, lighthearted space exploration. Not for those seeking a gritty, character-driven epic - but perfect for those in the mood for a humorous (and very nerdy) adventure.
The CryoEterna sales rep—the nametag identified him as Kevin—nodded and gestured toward the big placard, which displayed the cryonics process in ghoulish detail. I took a moment to note his Armani sui... - #9
Save:A classic, silly, sci-fi/fantasy romp with all the charm (and flaws) of a '60s adventure. Great for nostalgia or a quick, entertaining read - just be ready for some outdated attitudes and light, fluffy storytelling.
At a hundred feet altitude it paused, then snapped to the surface—but only to the surface. No fireworks, no crater—nothing more drastic than crushed grass. Its surface was scarred and pitted, blackene... - #10
Save:"End Game" by David Baldacci is the sixth novel in the Will Robie series, where assassins Will Robie and Jessica Reel are on a mission to find their missing handler, Blue Man, in a desolate part of Colorado. The story unfolds with the characters facing dangerous situations that require special skills to navigate, all while dealing with white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and other vigilante groups. The plot is filled with suspense, action, and unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged as Robie and Reel unravel a complex mystery in their search for Blue Man.
The book is a fast-paced thriller that delves into the dark and dangerous world of government assassins, featuring a mix of violence, intrigue, and character dynamics. Baldacci's writing style keeps readers on the edge of their seats as they follow Robie and Reel through a suspenseful journey filled with deadly encounters, conflicting information, and a race against time to keep the US safe.
The undercarriage of multiple reinforced wheels touched down and grabbed the tarmac, and the thrust reversers engaged. The world’s largest commercial airliner taxied to a stop at the gate. The doors,...
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