Daughters of Forgotten Light

2 stars Okay where should I start? It was not good, or at least I didn't enjoy it. I don't usually read horror, but this one sounded very interesting so I have it a shot. I didn't understand what was happening most of the time. Too many things were out of place. The characters were nice, I guess. I like......more

Underneath the the multitudes of homages to cheesy sci-fi and 80s B-movies, beneath the corny one-liners and over the top splatter, ducking behind the totally rad Tron/Megaforce motorcycles is a seriously fun and entertaining book, and if the author was going for camp, he hit the bulls eye. Sincerel......more

Do you ever read a book and feel like you might have liked the storyline better if it was written by someone else? That’s sort of what I felt about Daughters of Forgotten Light. In a future devastated by an unexpected ice age and constant war over resources, mothers have total control over their unde......more

The first thing that sold me on Daughters of Forgotten Light by Sean Grigsby was the cover – good goddess that's some amazing design right there. The second thing was the title. Then I read the back cover blurb, and I was all over the idea of the story. In a nutshell, it seems as if the earth is rap......more

A punky, pulpy Blade Runner-feeling, Gangs of New York-feuding, all-girl fighting, motorcycle-riding far-future Sci Fi. Not entirely without its issues, but it's a fun enough ride that you won't mind. Excellent diversity and some really well thought out elements make this fairly short book a breeze......more