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Priest of Lies by Peter McLean : Review
Tomas Piety has been many things: soldier, priest, gangster…and spy. As Tomas’s power grows, the nobility better watch their backs, in this dark and gritty epic fantasy series. People are weak, and the…
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Ship of Smoke And Steel by Django Wexler : Review
In the lower wards of Kahnzoka, the great port city of the Blessed Empire, eighteen-year-old ward boss Isoka comes to collect when there’s money owing. When her ability to access the Well of…
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Through Darkest Europe by Harry Turtledove : Review
Senior investigator Khalid al-Zarzisi is a modern man, a product of the unsurpassed educational systems of North Africa and the Middle East. Liberal, tolerant, and above all rich, the countries and cultures of…
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UnArcana Stars by Glynn Stewart : Review
A humanitarian mission into unfriendly stars A training cruise under the watch of a fortified fleet base The closing jaws of a trap years in the making It has been over a year…
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A King In Cobwebs by David Keck : Review
Once a landless second son, Durand has sold his sword to both vicious and noble men and been party to appalling acts of murder as well as self-sacrificing heroism. Now the champion of…
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City of Broken Magic by Mirah Bolender : Review
Five hundred years ago, magi created a weapon they couldn’t control. An infestation that ate magic—and anything else it came into contact with. Enemies and allies were equally filling. Only an elite team…
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The Librarians And The Pot Of Gold by Greg Cox : Review
The Librarians and the Pot of Gold is an original novel based on the hit TNT television show The Librarians, by New York Times bestselling author Greg Cox. For millennia, the Librarians have secretly protected the world…
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Priest of Bones by Peter McLean : Review
It’s a dangerous thing, to choose the lesser of two evils. The war is over, and army priest Tomas Piety finally heads home with Lieutenant Bloody Anne at his side. When he arrives…
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Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds by Brandon Sanderson : Review
Stephen Leeds is perfectly sane. It’s his hallucinations who are mad. A genius of unrivaled aptitude, Stephen can learn any new skill, vocation, or art in a matter of hours. However, to contain…
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Congratulations to the 2018 Hugo Award Winners!
This years’ Hugo Award ceremony was held today (August 19th, 2018) in San Jose, California at the 76th World Science Fiction Convention. Below is the list of finalists, with the winners of each…
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Bushido Online: Friends and Foes by Nikita Thorn : Audiobook Review
Now a Level 10 ronin, Seiki is slowly coming to terms with the death of Master Tsujihara and his new life in Shinshioka. Spending his days in the Wilderness, he’s venting his remaining…
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Arabella The Traitor Of Mars by David D. Levine : Review
Taking up almost immediately after the great Battle of Venus, Arabella has finally returned home to Mars to settle in to life with her husband, the mysterious Captain Singh. The Regent of the…
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Kill the Farm Boy by Kevin Hearne and Delilah S. Dawson : Review
Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, a hero, the Chosen One, was born . . . and so begins every fairy tale ever told. This is not that fairy tale. There is a…
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The Skaar Invasion (The Fall of Shannara #2) by Terry Brooks : Review
Following The Black Elfstone, the second book of the epic four-part conclusion to the Shannara series from one of the acknowledged masters of the fantasy genre. Tensions in the Four Lands are high. The…
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[Blog Tour] Natural Ordermage by L.E. Modesitt Jr. : Review
L. E. Modesitt, Jr. begins a new Recluce story in The Natural Ordermage, the first of two volumes set mostly on the continent of Hamor, far across the sea from Recluce where the story begins,…
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Bushido Online: The Battle Begins by Nikita Thorn : Review
How Often Do You Get a Second Chance in Life? Seth Kinnaman’s dream has always been to become the best fighter the world has ever seen. After spending his entire life training, he’s…
