Drawing in the Dark by Jeremy Baker
“On a lonely mountain, deep in the high desert country of the American Southwest, a rifle-toting nun faces an unexpected test. A scientist makes…
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Age of Myth by Michael J. Sullivan
A fan of Michael J. Sullivan’s work, Nila embarks on yet another (hopefully) long journey into the First Empire. Age of Myth by Michael…
The Hatching by Ezekiel Boone
I’m going to start with a warning in this review, one that I suspect will make you either continue reading with interest, or…
A Window Into Time by Peter F Hamilton
A Window Into Time is one of those rare things from British Science Fiction author Peter F Hamilton – a novella. Known for his…
The Last Days of Jack Sparks by Jason Arnopp
In these days of Facebook, Snapchat and yes, blogs and websites like this one, it can sometimes be suggested that the time of the…
Warrior Mage by Lindsay Buroker
Warrior Mage by Lindsay Buroker Kindle Edition Published April 2015 Review by N. E. White. Set in the same fantasy world as Ms. Buroker’s…
Stranger Things: Season One
This is the latest, much heralded series that you can binge in one watch. Rich in nostalgia, it celebrates its genre heritage with…
LIFE DEBT (Star Wars: Aftermath #2) by Chuck Wendig
With Life Debt, the second installment of what is now the Aftermath trilogy, writer and self-proclaimed penmonkey Chuck Wendig continues to chronicle the post…
Hope and Red by Jon Skovron
It is one of the maxims of reading generally that readers often like ‘comfort reading’ – I’ve done it myself, where a good…
Gaslight and Grimm: Steampunk Fairy Tales
Once upon a time, in a world of googles and gaslights, gears and gizmos, there lived a princess…or a talking cat, or handsome prince,…
Clockwork Lives by Kevin J Anderson and Neil Peart
Marinda Peake is a woman with a quiet, perfect life in a small village; she long ago gave up on her dreams and ambitions…
SFFWorld Archive: The Engineer Reconditioned by Neal Asher
Here’s an old review that’s escaped from the vaults at Hobbit Towers. This was originally published ten years ago (yes! I know!!) but for…
LOS NEFILIM by T. Frohock
Angels, demons, and vampires. Lovers hiding their true feelings. Spain a few decades after the turn of the 20th Century. These elements, and more,…
Windcatcher by A J Norfield
A valuable item has been stolen from the mysterious Tiankong Empire. When the envoy Xi’Lao requests aid, Raylan is one of those chosen for an…
STAR WARS: BLOODLINE by Claudia Gray
In the years after Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and before Star Wars: A Force Awakens a lot happened. Well, a lot was…
THE LOST PRINCE by Edward Lazellari (Guardians of Aandor #2)
After leaving readers fully invested in the plight of characters Daniel, Callum, and Colby (among others), Edward Lazellari left readers hanging just as events…
Time Rep by Peter Ward
Nila goes on a time-travel vacation with Peter Ward’s debut novel, Time Rep. Time Rep by Peter Ward ARC (provided by publisher) Published June…
At First, You Hear The Silence by Mark Fuller Dillon
Thirteen-year-old Philippe is left alone on his family’s farm when everyone else goes to visit his ‘mad’ Aunt. But when he wakes in the…
The Medusa Chronicles by Stephen Baxter and Alastair Reynolds
It takes some nerve to take on a scenario written by a science fiction master. It has been done before – off the top…
The Rogue Retrieval by Dan Koboldt
The Rogue Retrieval is Dan Koboldt’s debut novel, a combination sci-fi/fantasy adventure set in a world connected to ours via a portal. Billed as…
