Month: September 2015
Review of ‘For a Few Souls More’ by Guy Adams
For a Few Souls More is the third and final book in the Heaven’s Gate trilogy by…
Review of ‘Prince of Fools’ by Mark Lawrence
Prince of Fools is the first of a new series set in Mark Lawrence’s Broken Empire world,…
Meanwhile, Over There
When authors create an original world, especially one with a great deal of depth, it becomes tempting…
Review of ‘Assail’ by Ian C. Esslemont
Assail is the 6th book by Ian C. Esslemont which takes place in the setting of co-collaborator…
Review of ‘Spell Blind’ by David B Coe
Spell Blind is the first novel in a new series by veteran and prolific author David B….
Review of ‘Soulwoven: Exile’ by Jeff Seymour
Soulwoven: Exile is the second instalment of the Soulwoven series by Jeff Seymour, and has proven to…
Review of ‘Horizon’ by Keith Stevenson
Horizon is the début novel of blogger, editor, and writer Keith Stevenson. A combination thriller, mystery, and…
Review of ‘Undercity’ by Catherine Asaro
Undercity is the first in a new series by Catherine Asaro, which follows the travails of Bhaajan,…
Review of ‘Tarkin’ by James Luceno
Tarkin tells the story of everybody’s favourite Grand Moff, who was so incredibly menacingly and ably played…
Review of ‘A Call To Duty’ by David Weber & Timothy Zahn
A Call to Duty is essentially a prequel novel setting up the world-state for author David Weber’s…