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3/5 stars A Multiverse, alternate reality with a pill. Phew, okay here goes. I picked this up as part of our Indie Book Club monthly read. I like dystopian fiction and the premise of the book intrigued me. This is the story of a man who is struggling with headaches and finds out that theyContinue reading “Branches: A Novel of Other Timelines by Adam Peter Johnson”

5 Stars – Dystopian detective story with future tech, magic and paranormal(ish) This is Peter Hartog’s second novel in the Guardian of Empire City series and takes place several month’s after the climactic end of book one, Bloodlines which I have read, reviewed and thoroughly enjoyed. In fact, it was my read of 2021. IContinue reading “Pieces of Eight (The Guardian Of Empire City) by Peter Hartog”

5/5 Stars – A Half-breed, a curse, a prophecy and much skullduggery I saw this book a while back and even read the Look Inside since the premise intrigued me. It made me smile but I had read plenty of first-person narratives with wise-cracking anti-heroes in them and frankly, I had been there and gotContinue reading “Dangerous to Know by K. T. Davies”

This is a guest review by the wonderful P.L. Stuart a fellow author from Toronto Canada who specialises in Medieval Literature. You can find him on Amazon and Goodreads and is well worth a follow if you are a book lover. I’d like to thank PL for allowing me to share his review. “The WarsContinue reading “The Curse of the Mistwraith (Wars of Light and Shadow, #1) by Janny Wurts”

4/5 (Adult only) An explosive, gritty military Sci-Fi Ten Sigma is set in the near future and told from the point of view of Mary, a somewhat reserved and reticent individual who hides within herself a steely resolve and mental toughness. And she needs every ounce of it for Mary is dying from one ofContinue reading “Ten Sigma: A Military Science Fiction Adventure by A. W. Wang”

3.5 Stars – An Interesting Fantasy World I should have liked this story a lot more than I did. It had an intriguing magic source called veil, a nice blend of magic and technology and an interesting world inhabited by humans, lion children, trolls, weaselmen, ghouls, horrors and with massive stone goliaths brought to lifeContinue reading “Path of Ruin: An Epic Fantasy Adventure by Tim Paulson”

I am running a free book promotion for Rivers Run Red and I wanted to let you know. I realise as a subscriber you may already have read my book in which case it is not much use to you but if you haven’t then now is your chance to pick it up for nothing.Continue reading “Free Book Promotion 12th & 13th November”

3/5 Star Some great new authors to discover I will start right off and say that I am not a massive fan of anthologies. It’s a taste thing or maybe I have been living in Yorkshire too long! If I go for a five-course meal (which I never do by the way – but if!)Continue reading “Myths, Legends, & Dreams A Worldsmyths Anthology”

4/5 Stars – An alternate history, beautifully dark fantasy I downloaded this book a while ago on a promotional deal. It is not something that would normally grab my eye but the cover was superb and whilst the ‘World’s First Wizard’ sounded a bit cliched as a series title and felt like a YA fantasyContinue reading “Witchmarked (World’s First Wizard #1) by Aaron D. Schneider and Michael Anderle”

4.5/5 Stars Great fun, great characters tied in a steampunk bow The last few steampunk novels I have read left me a little underwhelmed so I picked this up with new hope in my heart but also a little trepidation that it might fall the same way. Well, I needn’t have worried, Celine Jeanjean (greatContinue reading “Bloodless Assassin (The Viper and the Urchin #1) by Celine Jeanjean”