The Island Deception by Dan Koboldt
The Island Deception is Dan Koboldt’s follow up to his 2016 debut, The Rogue Retrieval (review), and the second novel in his Gateways to…
Category: Book Reviews
ASSASSIN’S FATE by Robin Hobb (Fitz and the Fool Trilogy #3)
FitzChivalry Farseer, bastard, assassin, Tom Badgerlock the Holder, Catalyst, Prince, and father. He has been all these things, he has died and been brought…
The Heart of Stone by Ben Galley
Merciless. Murderer. Monster. He has been called many names in his time. Built for war and nothing else, he has witnessed every shade of…
Gridlinked by Neal Asher
I’ve been a fan of Neal Asher’s work for many years, though I can’t remember which of his books I first picked up. However,…
CITY OF MIRACLES by Robert Jackson Bennett
To all things an end, and so it is with Robert Jackson Bennett’s marvelous Divine Cities trilogy. Over the course of the two novels…
Knight’s Sacrifice by Nita Round
For most people, running a funeral home is a dull and conservative line of work, but when Catherine Samuels inherits the family business she…
Blackwing by Ed McDonald
There’s been a lot of talk lately about ‘the death of Grimdark’, that nasty, violent, and unremittingly grim sub-genre of Fantasy that was…
Waking Gods by Sylvain Neuvel
Waking Gods is the second novel in Sylvain Neuvel’s Themis Files, a series that tells its story through the use of interviews, reports, diary…
Dead Jack and the Pandemonium Device by James Aquilone
Pandemonium: a twilight dimension of nightmare creatures, mythical beings, the undead, and everything in between. To Dead Jack™, it’s hell sweet hell. In the…
Skitter by Ezekiel Boone
So, last year The Hatching, of which this is a sequel, was one of my ‘surprisingly good’ reads – one I enjoyed much,…
Amunet by Robert Harkess
Amunet has a unique talent; she can talk to the dead. She had been told all her life that this is the key to…
The Hangman’s Daughter by Gavin Smith
I remember when Gavin Smith’s debut novel, Veteran, hit the shelves, and with it came this confident and action-orientated voice that was much fun…
The Shining by Stephen King
When I talk about “The Shining” with most people they often bring up references to the movie by Stanley Kubrick. It was a spectacular…
SINS OF EMPIRE by Brian McClellan
Brian McClellan told a fantastic story in his Powder Mage Trilogy, an inventive world populated by some really interesting characters. But that story focused…
SFFWorld Archive: The Ghost from the Grand Banks by Arthur C. Clarke
It was 105 years ago earlier today (April 14th/15th, 1912) that the famous ocean liner Titanic sank. With this in mind, we’ve resurrected a…
The Complete Aliens Omnibus Volume 3 by Sandy Schofield and Stephani Perry
The Complete Aliens Omnibus Volume 3 collects two novels from two different authors: Aliens: Rogue by Sandy Schofield, and Aliens: Labyrinth by S.D. Perry.…
CONSPIRACY OF RAVENS by Lila Bowen
I closed out my review of Wake of Vultures, the first book in The Shadow, saying I was pleased to see a “1” on…
The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home Omnibus
**This is the second entry in what will be a series of reviews on Stephen King’s Dark Tower universe, starting with the comic book…
COLD IRON by Stina Leicht
Royal twins, a crooked advisor, warring nations, elvish creatures, and a dark reawakening evil are all familiar ingredients in epic fantasy. With Stina Leicht’s…
Greyson Gray: Camp Legend by BC Tweedt
Sports Camp has everything twelve-year-old Greyson Gray needs to distract him from his father’s mysterious disappearance – intense athletic competition, weird friends, and a…
