Sandy M’s review of Razor Girl by Marianne Mancusi Futuristic Romance published by SHOMI 26 Aug 08 I’m really surprised at my reaction to this SHOMI. The few I’ve read so far I’ve absolutely loved. I so enjoy the offbeat, quirky futuristic aspects of these books while still giving me a wonderful hero and heroine [...]

Devon’s review of Countdown by Michelle Maddox Futuristic Romance released by Shomi 29 Jul 08 Countdown is the first novel by Michelle Maddox, who also writes light paranormal romances as Michelle Rowen. Like other books from the Shomi line, this is an action packed romance set in the future, with a tough, capable heroine and [...]

Countdown by Michelle Maddox will be published by Dorchester Shomi on July 29, 2008. This is the author’s first title as Michelle Maddox, but she also writes as Michelle Rowen. THREE Kira Jordan wakes up in a pitch-black room, handcuffed to a metal wall. She has 60 seconds to figure out how to escape. Thus [...]

Caroline Linden‘s review of Hidden by Eve Kenin Science fiction romance released by Shomi 1 Jul 08 Sometimes you come across a book that’s just impossible to accurately describe. Like Eve Kenin’s HIDDEN: “It’s a book set in a post-apocalyptic future, in Siberia…about a woman who was raised in a lab…and there’s a deadly plague [...]

Shannon C.’s review of Hidden by Eve Kenin Science fiction romance released by Shomi 1 Jul 08 Eve Kenin’s Driven introduced us to a post-apocalyptic future in a bleak northern climate where truckers were kings of the road. In Hidden, Ms Kenin returns us to that world, and we get to see another aspect of this [...]

Shannon C.’s review of Driven by Eve Kenin Futuristic romance published by Shomi 28 Aug 07 I’d heard quite a lot about this book when the Shomi line from Dorchester started, and since Ms. Kenin’s sequel is already high up on the list of books that Sybil thinks I need to read, I thought it [...]

Gwen’s review of Netherwood by Michele Lang Sci-Fi Romance released by Shomi on 26 Feb 08 This is going to be a short review. I didn’t like the book and Alicia did an admirable job summarizing the plot in her earlier review (which you can read here). This author’s site is dismal, by the way. [...]

Show me more Shomi, you say? [Hee, I iz funneh] Razor Girl By Marianne Mancusi THE WORLD HAS ENDED, MOLLY. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO NOW?

There’s video of Day 1 and 2 behind the cut. ‘Cuz you know you need to know.

Hidden by Eve Kenin, new from Shomi out in **July 2008** Tatiana has honed her genetic gifts to perfection. She can withstand the subzero temperatures of the Northern Waste, read somebody’s mind with the briefest touch, and slice through bone with her bare hands. Which makes her one badass chick, all right. Nothing gets to [...]

This just in… Dorchester’s popular SHOMI line is gearing up for a four-month explosion stating in late summer 2008, which kicks off with Hidden by Eve Kenin. You may recall it being whined about mentioned on TGTBTU already.

Alicia’s review of Driven by Eve Kenin Sci-Fi/Speculative Romance released by Shomi on 28 Aug 07 Have you ever let a book get pushed off and pushed off? Not for any good reason, you just don’t get to it? When you finally read it did you ever really regret not reading it sooner? Sybil keeps [...]

Alicia’s review of Netherwood by Michele Lang SciFi/Speculative Romance released by Shomi on 26 Feb 08 On her site Michele Lang describes Netherwood as “a futuristic Robin Hood story.”  It is, but it’s way more than that.  Netherwood is Robin Hood with The Matrix and I Robot thrown in and a sort of Aeon Flux [...]

Alicia’s review of Wired by Liz Maverick Urban Fantasy/SciFi romance released 3 Jul 07 by Dorchester Shomi This is the first book in Dorchester’s new line, Shomi. Since I’m always looking for serious SciFi Romance, I have kept tabs on their website from the day I heard about it.

Driven by Eve Kenin is the most recent title from the new Shomi line published by Dorchester. And it is the first book in the line to not use 1st person, so if that has been holding you back from trying Shomi out. Go and read the first chapter, it will leave you wanting more. [...]