Book Reviews
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THE RAINSHADOW ORPHANS by Naomi Ishiguro (BOOK REVIEW)
Life is hard for the inhabitants of Rainshadow City, a place where poverty and corruption are rife and where they are terrorised by an underground criminal ... -
OUR LADY OF BLADES by Sebastien de Castell (BOOK REVIEW)
The smoothest and most intoxicating vintage of revenge served with a twist. There are themes as old as time and revenge is genuinely among the ... -
GREEN CITY WARS by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
Philip Marlowe meets Redwall in this superior adult noir tale, where all the characters are animals, fighting for survival in the city underneath the humans. In the ... -
SISTERS OF THE LIZARD by Jackson Ford (BOOK REVIEW)
A fascinating sequel that combines hilarity and heartbreak in equal measures, combined with a dash on inspiration from Iron Man 2 and Spider Man 2 ... -
FIRST MAGE ON THE MOON by Cameron Johnston (BOOK REVIEW)
The Space Race but with Magic Cameron Johnston is quickly becoming one of my go-to authors with his ability to take a known concept or trope, ... -
DREAMLAND by Olivie Blake (BOOK REVIEW)
This is a truly remarkable book. I’ve found Olivie Blake to be a bit ‘hit or miss’ for me in the past, but that’s usually due ... -
THIS KINGDOM WILL NOT KILL ME by Ilona Andrews (BOOK REVIEW)
This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me (Maggie the Undying #1) by Ilona Andrews Ilona Andrews’ love letter to fantasy fans is a fabulously fun and entertaining ... -
ATOMIC COFFIN by Benedict Anning (BOOK REVIEW)
December 1984. SIS field asset Heidi Sperling [codename Thistle] exfiltrates from East Berlin with the sole copy of a critical intelligence leak: a naval log containing ... -
STEEL GODS by Richard Swan (BOOK REVIEW)
“A bagful of gold is the diplomat’s best weapon. If you cannot buy your enemy with its contents, you can crack his skull with it.” ... -
THE TAPESTRY OF FATE by Shannon Chakraborty (BUDDY READ REVIEW)
You don’t have too much longer to wait for the sequel to Shannon Chakraborty’s bestselling The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi, THE TAPESTRY OF FATE And Beth and ...
