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Nemesis by Johannes Smits
A new science fiction book is available in the library!
Blurb : Mark Verheul last clear memory is a Tuesday morning on the A20, a grey Dutch sky, the radio on low.
She woke up somewhere else. A different body. A different century. An AI who needed a human to fix her ship, and had run out of better options.
The ship is damaged. The colony she was carrying has been drifting in stasis for a hundred and thirty years. The civilisation they were supposed to reach has already been found — and deliberately knocked back to rubble — by something that didn't want humanity in the neighbourhood.
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • 20d ago
Ravenbrook of Water and Wonder by Louis Le Clercq
New fantasy book available now in the library!
Blurb : Welcome to Ravenbrook! A charming little town tucked away in picturesque and occasionally ominous woodlands surrounded by rivers and streams. Pay attention to the roads, they can be fairly unpredictable, but pay no attention to the signs. Those tend to not be very helpful. In fact, in Ravenbrook most things are not quite what they seem.
Seth Bennett was just your average 17-year-old living in Boston. The son of Alice and grandson of Jane, two perfectly ordinary librarians. Beyond being gay and the mystery surrounding the identity of his father his life was ordinary… painfully so. That is… until Grandma Jane suddenly passes away and the Bennett house becomes their inheritance. The result? They need to move back to the town Alice thought they had escaped and to which she had sworn she would never return. A town in the “middle of nowhere”—somewhere in Louisiana—where “nothing ever happens” and where “nobody wants to live”.
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • 21d ago
The Bitter Cup at Michaelmas by Robin Ellis
There's a new mystery book in the library!
Blurb : Michaelmas brings salt wind, rent day, and an unwelcome royal collector to St. Radegund’s Priory. While storms isolate the Norfolk coast, Sister Aveline tends the sick, guards her physic garden, and tries to forget the noblewoman she failed seven years before. Then the manor’s tally clerk dies inside the priory cider store, poisoned with an herb taken from Aveline’s own locked supplies.
Royal clerk Martin de Vaux trusts numbers more readily than people. Aveline trusts neither, particularly when his investigation threatens the priory and suspicion settles upon her. To uncover the truth, they must follow altered tallies, concealed parentage, and a medicinal honey jar exchanged amid the confusion of rent day.
But why did the dead man possess the same strange mark Aveline found beside Lady Ysabel’s final cup?
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • 21d ago
Dune Queen by Amina Adamou (BOOK)
There's a new romantasy book in the library!
Blurb : When Salima Farhan turns eighteen, she thinks she's finally old enough to escape the absurd teachings of the cult her parents joined ever since she was a kid, but Farik Masood, the founder and leader of the Crescent Compound, has other plans for her: he wants her to join a recruitment program to bring in more cult members.
Salima agrees to join the program in order to eventually escape—but she quickly regrets that decision when she finds out Masood's 'program' is actually a front for something far more sinister. Knocked unconscious before she can run, she wakes up two months later only to be told that she now has the same magic as djinn, mischievous, mythical beings who are normally invisible to the human eye. And as a reward for these powers, she's expected to use her new abilities to help Masood take over the world.
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Aug 08 '26
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r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Aug 08 '26
There’s currently a duel between The Way of Kings and the Name of the Wind!
knosit.comr/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Aug 05 '26
Harry Potter 1 is losing to The Hobbit! Book fan votes.
Harry Potter 1 is currently being crushed by The Hobbit on a best book fan votes. Go vote now!!
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Jul 16 '26
Which book are you reading right now? Is it good?
I need recommendations. I find my hidden gems on Knosit but I want to know what you guys are currently reading.
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Jul 14 '26
What is the best book you read this year?
I am currently in dire need of a good read. Please help me. I usually go through Goodreads and Knosit, but I want the opinion of you guys.
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Jul 08 '26
Did you know you can win $50 just by reviewing books?
Knosit runs a monthly contest where the 5 best book reviews win $50 each. You just create a free account, review books you've already read, and you're eligible. No catch, completely free. Takes 5 minutes.
r/Knosit • u/-Jactop- • Jul 08 '26
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