Animal Farm by George Orwell Review
Animal Farm is an allegorical tale about intelligent animals that overthrow their ruling farmers and set about creating a societyContinue Reading
Category: fiction
The Hobbit by JRR Tolkein Review
The Hobbit is one of the greatest fantasy novels ever written. Written for a younger audience The Hobbit is farContinue Reading
On Ghosts by Mary Shelley Review
When I tell you the name Mary Shelly what do you immediately think of? If you are anything like meContinue Reading
Deception Point by Dan Brown Review
Dan Brown’s Deception Point is very different from his much more famous series that all began with Da Vinci Code.Continue Reading
Bravo Two Zero Review
We Brits seem to love heroic failures, especially when it comes to the military. The brave few standing against anContinue Reading
Cell Review
Clayton Riddell was practically skipping down the street in Boston when the event that would come to be known asContinue Reading
The Amulet of Samarkand Review
The Amulet of Samarkand is a very unique novel, and one that bridges the gap between children’s and young adultContinue Reading
Sorcerer’s Duel Review
Before you read this review I’d suggest checking out my thoughts on the first book in the series. W HContinue Reading
The Stranger Review
This thriller may miss the mark but it’s still worth a look.
Frankenstein Review
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (most commonly referred to simply as Frankenstein) by Mary Shelley is an old classic of Gothic literature.
Under the Eagle Review
I am a huge fan of historical fiction, especially the kind set in the fascinating world of ancient Rome. There’sContinue Reading
Undead Drive-Thru Review
I have to start out this review by saying that this book surprised me, massively. I initially expected nothing moreContinue Reading
Path to Vengeance Review
With his father, brother and fiancée lying dead at the hands of Krelathan raiders, Grogaan’s life is ripped apart, heContinue Reading
An exploration of the Vampire and its Sexuality
Vampires have enjoyed something of a renaissance in modern literature and one of the main reasons for that is the sexual nature of what is otherwise a monster from the depths of mankind’s nightmares
Silent Scream Review
Procedural crime novels are not really my forte, don’t get me wrong I don’t mind the genre at all, it’sContinue Reading
