The Warrior’s Apprentice by Lois McMaster Bujold – This was
one of my favorite reads this year. When I grow up, I want to make my readers
feel the way I did while reading it. :D 4/5 stars Amazon Bookdepository
Unlocked: An Oral History of Haden’s Syndrome by John Scalzi
– Too many narrators to keep track of all of them. After the first couple of
pages, I just read without bothering to pay attention to who was speaking. Not an
overly exciting read in the end. 3/5 stars Amazon Tor
Lock In by John Scalzi – Much better than the novella,
though I never quite felt the hero was in real danger. 4/5 stars Amazon Bookdepository
The Forever Watch by David Ramirez – Surprisingly good, especially for a debut novel. 4/5 stars Amazon Bookdepository
Retribution Falls (Tales of the Ketty Jay #1) by Chris
Wooding – Fun and full of adventures but I couldn’t quite connect with any of
the characters. The editing could have been better too. 3/5 stars Amazon Bookdepository
Comisarul Corcodusa de Adrian Buzdugan – One of my favorite Romanian contemporary writers, Adrian Buzdugan took a huge risk with this novel as humor is received differently by different people. As far as I'm concerned, he succeeded. 4/5 stars Elefant Carturesti
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