What an unexpected surprise and a great way to start my day. Of course, now I have to work doubly hard on the next one.
Note: Eric Klingenberg, a very entertaining blogger worth reading and author of the review, updated the link to his original post. Those interested can now find it at https://erick79.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/the-fair-and-foul-by-allie-potts-a-review/
This is a sci/fi book with a bit of romance thrown in. It follows the adventures of a scientist Juliane in the near future as she works for a cutting edge technology company. She and her fellow scientists come up with some amazing advancements, that will benefit mankind. As you would expect things don’t go to plan and not every one’s motives are pure.
What I didn’t like;
Well to be honest the genre, I’m not a huge fan of science fiction or romance for that matter. I found the lack of magic wands, broomsticks, dragons and young men leaving home to follow an impossible yet vital quest a bit disappointing.
What I did like;
Pretty much everything, I thought I wouldn’t like the book as I said really not my sort of thing. The opening is excellent and well judged, just enough about the heroine’s childhood for the choices…
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Allie Potts 
Is this your book? I didn’t know you had written one?
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It is. I’ve written two actually and am currently working on a follow up to this one. The other is a stand alone.
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What’s the other one called?
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An Uncertain Faith
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I’ll look it up, I feel a book buying session coming on.
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I know what you mean. My to read pile recently tripled.
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I hope to add to it one day! 🙂
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I am looking forward to it!
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You are on my TBR pile. I just hate how large it is!
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The size of my TBR pile is probably the only downside of blogging. My reading list was so much more manageable before I realized how many more great, yet unknown, writers were out there.
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Pahaha I know right. I’m at 300! But I’m trying to read people I know first
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Oh the struggles we face…
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I’m going to read it, too. Sounds intriguing! Shades of Crichton.
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I loved Sphere, Jurassic park (the original – not so much the follow ups), and Congo, so if after reading it, you still think that, it will be high praise indeed.
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I remember liking Timeline quite a bit. I should probably read it again.
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Hey, just FYI: I really, really (did I mention really?) want to read your books! I just have to wait for a free moment which, as a full-time working new mom, I’m expecting in about 18 years. Right now, all I have time for reading are short blog posts in between barrages at work, but I swear, Allie, I will get to them in the great someday! 🙂
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LOL. I hate to break it to you, but word on the street is that kids today tend to move back home, at least for a couple of years, so your horizon probably is more like 20. You and I are doomed.
I hope you do too (well I mostly do – there is a small part of me that always worries that someone will read it, not like something I wrote, and never want to talk with me again), but I am pretty impressed that you are able read as much as you do now too.
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I re-posted in this morning which means the link no longer works. Here is the new one
https://erick79.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/the-fair-and-foul-by-allie-potts-a-review/
This is the first time I gave a book 5 starts. It is very good I don’t even like the genre!
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Ah, keeping me on my toes.
Thanks though for the updated link.
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Excellent (humorous by the looks of it) review. Adding to my TBR pile. And you can now add me to your RWAMB pile. (Readers who added my book.) Of course it’s real. Because. I said so.
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Eric was nice enough to write an alternate ending for me in addition to the review which I have to get around to making public. I am honored.
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