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REVIEW: Watcher of the Dark by Joseph Nassise
[color-box]Watcher of the Dark by Joseph Nassise (Jeremiah Hunt #3) Tor Books (19 Nov 2013), Hardback: 304 pages, Urban Fantasy Website • Series Listing • Amazon UK / US Rating: [/color-box] Watcher of...
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REVIEW: Box Office Poison by Phillipa Bornikova
The second in Phillipa Bornikova’s Linnet Ellery series, Box Office Poison, opens with Linnet facing a brand new case, this time more connected to the supernatural than before. With the emergence of...
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REVIEW: The Ophelia Prophecy by Sharon Lynn Fisher
[color-box]The Ophelia Prophecy by Sharon Lynn Fisher Tor Books (1 Apr 2014), Ebook: 336 pages, Science Fiction Romance Website • Goodreads • Amazon UK / US Rating: [/color-box] The Ophelia Prophecy by...
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REVIEW: Child of a Hidden Sea by A.M. Dellamonica
As a novel I have been somewhat excited about reading, I anticipated Child of a Hidden Sea by A.M. Dellamonica to be the next great fantasy series. The book begins with Sophie Hansa having been...
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REVIEW: The House of the Four Winds by Mercedes Lackey & James Mallory
Beginning a new series about a kingdom which has far too many daughters, The House of the Four Winds by Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory forms a swashbuckling romp on the high seas. Princess Clarice...
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REVIEW: Black Ice by Susan Krinard
Despite the first instalment not having grabbed my attention as I hoped, I decided to take a chance and pick up the second book in the Midgard series by Susan Krinard, Black Ice. Set in the streets of...
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REVIEW: The Godless by Ben Peek
The first in a new fantasy series, The Godless by Ben Peek is an action-packed tale of rival nations in a battle over the territory of a buried God. The book begins with cartographer’s apprentice,...
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REVIEW: The Time Roads by Beth Bernobich
In a novel that takes science and mathematics and turns them into time travel, The Time Roads by Beth Bernobich plays with past and future to transform the present. The novel begins with the ascendance...
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REVIEW: Green by Jay Lake
In the beginning of a new fantasy series, Green by Jay Lake takes a girl out of poverty and turns her into a feisty assassin. The novel begins in retrospect, with Green reflecting on her sale to the...
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REVIEW: Endurance by Jay Lake
*Warning: Contains spoilers for book one* Hoping for some much need improvement from the first book, I decided to persevere and read Endurance by Jay Lake, the second in the Green series. The book...
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REVIEW: Tarnished by Rhiannon Held
*Warning: May contain spoilers for the first book in the series* Despite werewolf fiction not being one of my favourite genres, I couldn’t wait to read the second instalment to the Silver series,...
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REVIEW: Legion by William Peter Blatty
Having not read The Exorcist, I didn’t really have any expectations when starting Legion by William Peter Blatty. Instead, I was slightly confused when the opening of this book delves into a...
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