![Book Review: If I See You Again Tomorrow by Robbie Couch [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-If-I-See-You-Again-Tomorrow-by-Robbie-Couch-255x255.jpg)
Clark is stuck in the same day repeating over and over, until one day someone new shows up in school, makes a ruckus in class, then steals a car, and Clark decides to go with him. Clark falls for him during their day together, but he still has to figure out how to make the time loop...
As much as I love lesser-known hidden gem kinda books, I do read popular books too, and sometimes hyped books are in fact worth the hype. So I am very glad I read these! They're all fantastic, and some of them are among my absolute favorites. So if you haven't read them yet, but you like queer books and books set in outer space, consider giving these a...
Hayden and his father have been working on a formula to reverse death, but then Hayden finds his father murdered in his lab and the AI that records everything tampered with. The building goes into lockdown with the killer still inside, and Hayden, with the help of the AI, is determined to keep the formula out of their...
Alt-Frequencies is a unique, sci-fi audio game in which you record clips from radio stations and send them to other stations in order to progress the story. A time loop is being voted on, the government is lying, and not everyone is happy about...
Dead Run is a simplistic post-apoc game in which you drive around a barren world from town to town, collecting food and sticks, upgrading your car, trying to find the source of a radio...
It's officially the second half of the year, and that means it's time for more queer sci-fi/fantasy books I'm excited for! The ones that are releasing in the second half of the year (mostly, a couple might've released in June). I always try to get a mix of some new series, some standalones, some fantasy, some sci-fi, some adult, some YA, some graphic novels. But sometimes that's hard, so some...
Space Haven is a complex management-style game set in space. Mine asteroids, make trades, salvage derelict spaceships, fight aliens and pirates, build your spaceship, and make sure your crew has all the supplies and living conditions they need to survive the harshness of...
![Book Review: The Kingdoms by Natasha Pulley [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-The-Kingdoms-by-Natasha-Pulley-255x255.jpg)
Joe gets off the train one day and realizes he can't remember anything about his life. He goes home with the family who claims him, but a few years later he jumps at the chance to go to a lighthouse, the same one on a mysterious post card that was mailed to him a century...
![Book Review: The Archive Undying (The Downworld Sequence Book 1) by Emma Mieko Candon [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-The-Archive-Undying-The-Downworld-Sequence-Book-1-by-Emma-Mieko-Candon-255x255.jpg)
When his AI god corrupted and died while Sunai was interfacing with them, it changed him, making him immortal and putting a target on his back. So far, he's escaped the notice of the governing body that forces people like him into AI mech bodies to use them for violence. But then he gets entangled with a man who could very well figure out and turn him in for his secret, and his life only gets...
Outer space is, well, scary, if I'm being honest. But also cool! In fiction, at least. So I have compiled a list of books that are set in space and on other planets and also gay. (A term I am using broadly, since these are mostly m/m, but there is one about a nonbinary character.) About half are romance-centric, the other half have some romance but it's small or not the only focus. But I enjoyed...
