Invaders From Beyond by Colin Sinclair, Tim Major, & Julian Benson
Invaders From Beyond caught me with its tagline, and I do rather like Attack The Block and The World’s End. What we have here…
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Line War by Neal Asher
Finally I’ve come to the last Agent Cormac book, Line War, and up to now it’s been a ride of ups and downs. The…
Polity Agent by Neal Asher
Polity Agent is the fourth book in the Agent Cormac series, a series I’ve been recently re-reading and thoroughly enjoying. The second and third…
Brass Man by Neal Asher
Brass Man continues my re-read of Neal Asher’s Cormac series, following on from Gridlinked (review) and The Line of Polity (review). I remember reading…
The Bastard Legion 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 Line of Polity by Neal Asher
The Line of Polity is the second novel in Neal Asher’s Cormac series, preceded by Gridlinked (review) and picking up events a short while…
Vanguard by Jack Campbell
For anyone that has followed my reviews in the past, either here at SFFWorld or over at Walker of Worlds, you’ll know I’m a…
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…
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,…
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…
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 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.…
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…
Last Year by Robert Charles Wilson
Robert Charles Wilson’s latest novel, Last Year, is a strange one: a near future SF novel set in an Illinois of 1876. With the…
The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born Omnibus
**This is the first entry in what will be a series of reviews on Stephen King’s Dark Tower universe, starting with the comic book…
Bloodmage by Stephen Aryan
Bloodmage (Age of Darkness #2) is Stephen Aryan’s second novel, following on from events in Battlemage (review), though not necessarily a direct sequel in…
Now We Are Ten edited by Ian Whates
Now We Are Ten is the anniversary anthology from NewCon Press, celebrating ten years of publishing fiction. Edited by press owner Ian Whates, this…
Horizon by Tabitha Lord
Horizon is Tabitha Lord’s debut novel, a self-published sci-fi adventure. While I don’t often pick up self-published novels, this one came as a recommendation…
Night Without Stars by Peter F Hamilton
Night Without Stars is Peter F Hamilton’s conclusion to his Chronicle of the Fallers duology, itself effectively a conclusion – at least for the…
Binary by Eric Brown
Binary is the latest work from Eric Brown, though I’m not entirely sure how to classify it. Releasing in ebook-only format it’s novella length…
