Indigo Voss
Book description
In 1997, New York City, a petty criminal named Alex Voss is about to die via bullet shot right between the eyes by his criminal employer: Boris. But was he really a petty criminal, or something even stranger? As all roads lead to death, he recounts his tragic life one…
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Throughout my publishing career, I’ve been immersed within the confines of science fiction and all its trappings. As a part of this, I read a lot of science fiction books to stay up on things. I’m not sure I’ve read a more breathless or interesting sci-fi book in a very long time. A lot of the promise of the genre feels like it’s been stuck in itself for a while now, but reading a book like this reminds me of just what genre can be capable of.
There’s so much to love in this book, from the language to the…
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