In this third instalment in the Grimspace series, Doubleblind marks a departure from the previous two books, which were frenetic in high octane action and scope. Sirantha Jax is asked by the Conglomerate to become a goodwill ambassador, to try and forge an alliance with the elusive and secretive bug-like Ithtorians. However, there are factions …
This review may contain spoilers. Frostbitten explores so much more and to date, for me, is the most emotional POV with Elena as narrator. I admit, I wasn’t enamoured with Living With The Dead, so I found Frostbitten to be a welcome return to Elena. I think it’s a definite MUST buy for fans of …
Signatures of the Dead by Faith Hunter. A rogue group of vampires are loose, killing and torturing people every night. Molly Trueblood, an earth witch, and her friend, Jane Yellowrock, need to find the rogue vampires before they strike again. I enjoyed Signatures Of The Dead. It had a constant flow of action scenes that …
Sorry it’s a day late as things were very busy last night. Carrying on with the Strange Brew anthology reviews, this week it will be P.N. Elrod, and Charlaine Harris. Helcate’s Golden Eye by P.N. Elrod Set in Chicago, June 1937, P.I Investigators Jack Fleming and Charles Escott are hired to find and retrieve the …
This review may contain minor spoilers It’s well known that I’m a BIG fan of Ilona Andrews work. Heck. All of the Book Pushers are. It’s also well known that Ilona and Gordon can create worlds that you will have never seen before in a book. For those who have read the Kate Daniel series, …
Carrying on with the weekly reviews from the short stories within the Strange Brew anthology, this week it will be: Rachel Caine and Karen Chance. I would just like to give a big thank you to the wonderful Ellyll, who proof reads the reviews for any pesky spelling mistakes. Thank you m’dear. Death Warmed Over …
