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Distant Gardens edited by J.S. Fields and Heather Tracy review

25-39 Lead (B)40+ Lead (B)Action Novels (B)Adventure Novels (B)Anthology B)Architect / Builder (B)Asexual / Aromantic Lead (B)Bisexual / Pansexual Lead (B)Boats and Ships (B)Books Fiction (B)Dramatic Romance (with lots of angst) (B)Enemies To Lovers (B)Espionage (B)Fantasy Novels (B)Fantasy Of Manners (B)Friends To Lovers (B)Futuristic (B)Highly Recommended Books (B)Hot Physical Relations (B)Lawyer / Judge (B)Lesbian (B)Magic User (B)Michelle's Favourite (B)Military Professional (B)New Adult (18 - 24) Lead (B)Non-Binary Lead (B)Opposites Attract (B)Pilot (B)Politician (B)Reviews & Lists Romantic Subplot (B)Science Fiction (B)Scientist (B)Second Chance (B)Shifter (B)Small Town (B)Space Opera (B)Speculative Fiction (B)Superhero (B)Supernatural (B)Sweet Romance (with little angst) (B)Tentacles (B)Transgender Lead (B)Trapped Together / Forced Proximity (B)Workplace (B)

Distant Gardens edited by J.S. Fields and Heather Tracy: Book Review

01/10/2021 JS Fields, N.L. Bates, Reviewed by Michelle, Robin C.M. Duncan, Sara Cedar, Space Wizard Science Fantasy, William C Tracy 7 min read

Weird science, faerie magic, terraforming nightmares, and flashy, hella cool (where do I get some?!) futuristic nail polish. From biodiversity to lesbian representational diversity, Distant Gardens edited by J.S. Fields