Fantasy
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The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden
The biggest issue I had with The Bear and the Nightingale is that the titular Bear is not identified until halfway through, and the Nightingale does ... -
Of Gods and Men by Stephen Aryan
The Good: Good old fashioned heroic-fantasy for a modern audience; plenty that feels familiar, but with a tweak there, a twist here, or a turn-the-trope-on-its-head over ... -
Servant of Rage by A.Z. Anthony
Servant of Rage by A.Z. Anthony is the first book in the Bloodrage trilogy, a dark fantasy story following the journey of a young bounty hunter ... -
Rex Draconis: Under the Dragon Moon by Richard A. Knaak
With the Rex Draconis RPG and novel setting, Richard A. Knaak is attempting to rekindle that elusive magic that swirled around the sorely-missed Dragonlance world. Under ... -
Blood of Assassins by RJ Barker
The Good: A return to one of the most relatable POVs in fantasy; development that breathes life into characters, plot and world alike; more twists and ... -
The Armored Saint by Myke Cole
A quick reader can sprint through The Armored Saint in a few hours, but this is not a negative. From the moment a young woman and ... -
The Hive Reads… The Gospel of Loki by Joanne Harris
Welcome to the second instalment of our ‘Hive Reads’ feature! (You can read the first one here.) After settling on The Gospel of Loki by Joanne ... -
Iron Gold by Pierce Brown
Warning: this review contains spoilers! “War eats the victors last.” Stepping back into the worlds of Red Rising was not as easy as I expected it ... -
The Night Lies Bleeding by M.D. Lachlan
In its opening, The Night Lies Bleeding reminded me of The Last Werewolf by Glen Duncan. We meet Endamon Craw looking out over the London blitz ... -
Books & Booze: ‘Silver Silence’ by Nalini Singh
I adore Nalini Singh, particularly the Psy-Changeling series. I’ve read every single book, most more than once, and a few many times. When I grow up, ...
