NO MAN’S LAND by Richard Morgan
You may know Richard for writing SF (Altered Carbon, Thin Air) or perhaps his A Land Fit For Heroes series involving Ringil the elf…
Category: Book Reviews
THE FOX AND THE DEVIL by Kiersten White
Abraham van Helsing is the most famous vampire hunter in literature, and while he vanquished the Count, he may not have been the best…
JITTERBUG by Gareth L Powell
“On Earth, they depicted justice as blindfolded and impartial, but out here on the frontier, she was red in tooth and claw.” It’s not…
THE BODY by Bethany C. Morrow
A young couple – Mavis and Jerrod – have what seems to be a wonderful marriage despite the tension that has been simmering for…
BETWEEN TWO FIRES by Christopher Buehlman
Well, you can’t say that reading Fantasy genre books is ever boring. Having last read and reviewed a lovely book involving magic and cats…
THE RED WINTER by Cameron Sullivan
The origins of the werewolf legend are explored, as well as demonic possession, witchcraft, ancient gods, queer love, the life of a succubus, as…
WEAVINGSHAW by Heba Al-Wasity
A young girl named Leena is desperate to save her ailing brother pleads her case to the Saint of Silence (AKA St. Silas), the…
AGNES AUBERT’S MYSTICAL CAT SHELTER by Heather Fawcett
It’s well known that a genre – any genre – often relies on its tropes – some might say cliches. You know, fantasy involves…
ON SUNDAYS SHE PICKED FLOWERS by Yah Yah Scholfield
Yah Yah Scholfield’s On Sundays She Picked Flowers marks her impressive debut. It is a novel about perseverance, generational abuse, race, and shapeshifting creatures.…
NINE GOBLINS by T. Kingfisher
In the scale of things fantasy, goblins since the age of Tolkien (and before actually) have tended to have a bit of a bad…
TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher (Dresden Files #18)
Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files is one of the best selling and most beloved fantasy sagas on the shelves. How can a series that is…
THE POET EMPRESS by Shen Tao
It’s getting to be a crowded place, this area of fantasy devoted to Asian-inspired fantasy. There’s a lot of it about: R F Kuang’s…
BONES of OUR STARS, BLOOD of OUR WORLD by Cullen Bunn
Cullen Bunn joins the ranks of “comic book writer turned novelist” with his adult debut, Bones of Our Stars, Blood of Our World. He…
THE BLACKFIRE BLADE by James Logan (The Last Legacy, Book 2)
James Logan’s Last Legacy series continues with The Blackfire Blade, which picks up the story of Lukan Gardova and his companions: the master thief…
THE EVERLASTING by Alix E. Harrow
My friend and colleague here at SFFWorld Mark reviewed The Everlasting in October. Once again, Alix E. Harrow has given readers a novel that…
MADE THINGS by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Another month, another Adrian Tchaikovsky book… We have mentioned it before, but you may have noticed quite a few books from Adrian on the…
THE PLACE WHERE THEY BURIED YOUR HEART by Christina Henry
Generational trauma is an overriding theme in Christina Henry’s The Place Where They Buried Your Heart, a haunted house novel that sinks its teeth…
WHALESONG by Miles Cameron
I was pleased to see this one arrive for review – after all, this series has been one of my favourites in recent years.…
TURNS OF FATE (Isle of Wyrd #1) by Anne Bishop
Anne Bishop is a writer whose novels have “always been there” for me, I recognize her longevity and fanbase, but I never dipped into…
THE STRENGTH OF THE FEW by James Islington (Hierarchy, Book II)
The Strength of the Few is the highly anticipated second novel of James Islington’s Hierarchy saga, published 2 years after The Will of the…
