Sharon Lynn Fisher. Tor, $7.99 mass market (352p) ISBN 978-0-7653-6897-3
On the planet Ardagh 1, every human colonist soon acquires a symbiotic bond with an alien that takes the form and personality of a human who has died. The alien “ghost” feels terrible pain if kept from its human counterpart, but interacting with...
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Sharon Lynn Fisher. Tor, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-7653-7418-9
Futuristic romance author Fisher (Ghost Planet) wraps this venture’s tangled plot around red-hot erotic encounters. For decades, humans have huddled in Sanctuary, deep in the Utah desert, to keep safe from the Manti, bioengineered insect/human...
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Sharon Lynn Fisher. Tor, $15.99 trade paper (272p) ISBN 978-0-7653-7637-4
Fisher (The Ophelia Prophecy) capably stitches together SF and romance, though sometimes the seams show. Tess Caufield, a parapsychologist in near-future Seattle, studies Echoes, people who involuntarily travel to Tess’s world from an alternate...
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Sharon Lynn Fisher. Blackstone, $15.99 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-1-982684-41-9
Fisher opens her Faery Rehistory series, set in an alternate historical Ireland where British imperialism is replaced by the menace of fairy invasion, with this complex, creative adventure. Miss Ada Quicksilver, a student at London’s Lovelace...
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Sharon Lynn Fisher. Blackstone, $15.99 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-1-982572-79-2
Fisher’s sweet but stilted second Faery Rehistory romance (after The Absinthe Earl) pits a vengeful elven princess against a newly crowned fairy king. Following a war between fairies and elves that cost the elven people possession of Ireland, the...
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Sharon Lynn Fisher. 47North, $16.99 trade paper (288p) ISBN 978-1-66251-569-9
Fisher (the Faery Rehistory series) puts a paranormal spin on Jane Eyre in this appealing historical fantasy. Lowood School is known as a hotbed of witches, despite a ban on the “cunning craft” handed down by Mr. Brocklehurst, the superintendent....
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