Author: Cat Treadwell
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THE UNDERCUTTING OF ROSIE AND ADAM by Megan Bannen (BOOK REVIEW)
So this was an unusual one. I’d never heard of this series before, and was sent the book randomly because it might be something I’d like. ... -
Minky Woodcock: The Girl Called Cthulhu (Vol 3), by Cynthia von Buhler (BOOK REVIEW)
Minky Woodcock: The Girl Called Cthulhu (Vol 3), by Cynthia von Buhler Spoilers for previous volumes Sensational artist Cynthia von Buhler melds her glorious illustrations with ... -
TOMES & TEA by Rebecca Thorne (SERIES REVIEW)
A couple of years ago, I heard about an enticingly cosy fantasy series about two women in a magical land setting up a book/tea shop. Also ... -
THE NAMING SONG by Jedediah Berry (BOOK REVIEW)
When something fell from the something tree, all the words went away. And the world changed. Monsters slipped from dreams. The land began to shift and ... -
GROWL AT THE MOON by Rhys Hughes (BOOK REVIEW)
Bill Bones was a normal human being until he studied under a Mojave Shaman and was transformed into a man-dog called The Growl. Now, driven by ... -
THE COURTING OF BRISTOL KEATS by Mary E. Pearson (BOOK REVIEW)
After losing both their parents, Bristol Keats and her sisters struggle to stay afloat in their small, quiet town of Bowskeep. When Bristol begins to receive letters from an ‘aunt’ ... -
Interview with V. R. Ling (KING STREET RUN)
V.R. Ling (Victoria) has a life-long love for science fiction and fantasy, and by coincidence science and fiction have separately shaped her life; the science part ... -
KING STREET RUN by V. R. Ling (BOOK REVIEW)
To Thomas, archaeology was time travel… Little did he know how literal that would turn out to be. Thomas Wharton, an archaeology graduate, becomes drawn into ... -
CAN’T SPELL TREASON WITHOUT TEA by Rebecca Thorne (BOOK REVIEW)
Reyna and Kianthe dream of opening a friendly book shop together, serving the very best tea and cakes. Worn wooden floors, plants on every table, firelight ... -
VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED by Frances White (BOOK REVIEW)
What a book to start 2024 with. Fantasy? Check. Magic? Yep. Humour? Definitely. ‘Closed room’ murder-mystery? 100%. I went into Voyage of the Damned relatively blind, ...
