Yellow Tape and Coffee by Pat Luther Review
A superb debut novel
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Dexter in the Dark by Jeff Lindsay Review
The third book in the Dexter series misses the mark
Dearly Devoted Dexter Review
You can find my review of the first book in the series, Darkly Dreaming Dexter here. This second instalment inContinue Reading
1984 by George Orwell Review
This masterpiece is more relevant today then ever before
Lord of the Flies by William Golding Review
During the silent but terrifying Cold War William Golding produced his masterpiece, Lord of the Flies. Not only is itContinue Reading
Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett Review
I am a huge Terry Pratchett fan, his Discworld collection is a majestic vision of a humorous, dangerous and quiteContinue Reading
William Shakespeare’s Star Wars: Verily, a New Hope Review
Who’d have thought that Star Wars and Shakespeare go hand to hand perfectly? Well it turns out that author IanContinue Reading
11.22.63 by Stephen King Review
If you could go back in time and change the course of human history would you do it? Even ifContinue Reading
Spellbreaker by Charlie N. Holmbury Review
Spellbreaker is the first book book in a brand new two book series written by bestselling author Charlie N. Holmberg.Continue Reading
Eyes of Sleeping Children by D.A. Butcher Review
D.A. Butcher comes out swinging hard with this stunning debut novel. Eyes of Sleeping Children is a psychological thriller setContinue Reading
Fiona’s Guardians by Dan Klefstad Review
I love vampires and I’ve have written about them more than once on this website, so I loved it whenContinue Reading
The Tower by Valerio Massimo Manfredi Review
Wow, this is a bad book, I need to get that out of the way first of all, this isContinue Reading
Hollow Road (Maer Cycle book 1) by Dan Fitzgerald Review
On the face of it Hollow Road (The Maer Cycle Book 1) by Dan Fitzgerald sounds like a straightforward andContinue Reading
Warehouse Dreams by Theresa Halvorsen Review
This is an interesting novel with complex moral issues at its core, and an interesting sci-fi plot to keep you engaged.
Salem’s Lot by Stephen King Review
Second novels are difficult. You have numerous expectations on your shoulders, both from fans of your first book and fromContinue Reading
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