The Visitors by Owen W Knight Burton Mayers, pb, £7.20 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming Fourteen years ago, Peter and his sister Emily saved the world from destruction through a shadowy organisation called the Sect, with agents in world government called the Masters. Now they might have to do it again,… Read More »The Visitors by Owen W Knight from @BurtonMayers
Burrowed by Mary Baader Kaley Angry Robot Books, £9.99 Reviewed by Nadya Mercik When I read the blurb of the book, I was quite intrigued. A genetic plague as a premise for the world, the main character with low life expectancy and slim chances for a good life, a terrifying… Read More »Burrowed by Mary Baader Kaley from @angryrobotbooks
The Rush’s Echo by Ginger Smith Pb, £5.78 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming The crew from the Loshad are back, travelling to the Mudar, hoping for tech that will help them prevent mass murder. The Coalition have the means to turn off all the vat soldiers not under their control, and… Read More »Available for Pre-Order The Rush’s Echo by Ginger Smith
The Girl and the Moon by Mark Lawrence HarperCollins, Paperback, £8.99 Review by Ian Green The Book of the Ice epic fantasy series from Mark Lawrence concludes with The Girl and the Moon. The series takes place on Abeth, a planet locked in a frozen winter save for a verdant… Read More »The Girl and the Moon by Mark Lawrence from @HarperCollinsUK
THE IMMORTALITY THIEF by Taran Hunt Solaris, Kindle version, £5.99 Review by Stephen Frame The Immortality Thief is about a hunt through an ancient derelict spacecraft for a priceless treasure, a cache of data that could yield up the secret of eternal life. If Star Wars is your idea of… Read More »THE IMMORTALITY THIEF by Taran Hunt from Solaris
Ocean’s Echo by Everina Maxwell Orbit, pb, £9.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming As a wealthy socialite, Tennal has no responsibilities and bounces from mistake to mistake, hiring his telepathic powers to criminals and escaping punishment because of his connections. But when he pushes things too far, Tennal’s aunt, a legislator,… Read More »Ocean’s Echo by Everina Maxwell from @orbitbooks
Ion Curtain by Anya Ow £8.99, paperback, Rebellion Publishing Reviewed by Nadya Mercik A fast-paced story which brings the vibes of Star Trek and Expanse and a good spy movie, Ion Curtain reads fast and is filled with action. It might not be very innovative in terms of ideas, but… Read More »Ion Curtain by Anya Ow from @Rebellion
The Devourer by Cixin Liu, adapted by JD Moran and illustrated by Weilin Yang Head of Zeus, pb, £14.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming Archaeologists uncover a burial chamber with dinosaur remains mixed in with human skeletons. The conclusion that people and dinosaurs were on the planet simultaneously will revolutionise human… Read More »The Devourer by Cixin Liu, adapted by JD Moran and illustrated by Weilin Yang from @HoZ_Books
DOCTOR WHO: EMPIRE OF THE WOLF By Jody Houser, Roberta Ingranata, Warnia K. Sahadewa Titan Comics, s/b, £14.99 Reviewed by Matthew Johns This superb graphic novel gives the fans what they want – more universe-crossing fun with Doctor Who. Featuring the fan-favourite floppy-haired Eleventh Doctor (as portrayed by Matt Smith)… Read More »DOCTOR WHO: EMPIRE OF THE WOLF By Jody Houser, Roberta Ingranata, Warnia K. Sahadewa from @ComicsTitan
The Butterfly by Cixin Liu adapted and illustrated by Dan Panosian. Head of Zeus, pb, £14.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming War rages in the skies above Belgrade, and the residents hide in their basements, hoping to see another day. Scientists Alekander and Reznik have a plan to trigger weather events… Read More »The Butterfly by Cixin Liu, adapted and illustrated by Dan Panosian from @HoZ_Books