THE GAUNTLET AND THE BURNING BLADE by Ian Green. Head of Zeus Ltd. h/b. £20. Reviewed by Elloise Hopkins. Janos, the Salt-Man, is dead, slain at the hand of Verratim’s [...]
THE SHADOW IN THE GLASS By JJA Harwood Harper Voyager, h/b, £14.99 Reviewed by Matthew Johns What if you took the classic tale Cinderella that we all know and love, a tale [...]
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 [...]
Tread of Angels by Rebecca Roanhorse Solaris, paperback, £8.49 Review by Nadya Mercik The tread of angels is supposed to be elegant, soft and beautiful. But what if angels [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
Jackdaw by Tade Thompson CHEERIO Publishing, paperback, £10.99 Reviewed by Joely Black Jackdaw is one of the most unusual novels I’ve read. It is not a [...]
The Human Target Volume One by Tom King and Greg Smallwood DC Black Label, HB, £17.95 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming Christopher Chance is the Human Target. He’s hired to [...]
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 [...]
Isolation: The Horror Anthology, edited by Dan Coxon Titan books, paperback, £8.99 Reviewed by Shona Kinsella I’ve long been a fan of Dan Coxon’s anthologies. As an [...]
