REVIEW: A Little Hatred by Joe Abercrombie
The North is invading under a new vicious leader. The Union is under threat both on its northern border and from within, as the Breakers try to destroy the progress large scale machine manufacturing...
REVIEW: The Dragon Republic by R.F. Kuang
I received an uncorrected proof copy of The Dragon Republic in exchange for an honest review. I would like to thank R.F. Kuang and Harper Voyager. The Dragon Republic is a phenomenal follow-up to...
REVIEW: The Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King
The first fantasy series that I ever read was Stephen King’s epic The Dark Tower. Looking back, it is by no means my favourite fantasy series however it opened the door for me to...
REVIEW: The Heart of the Circle by Keren Landsman
Magic and sorcery has always fascinated me in the fantasy genre. There is something so captivating about a wizard casting fireballs or a warlock making pacts with demons and ghouls to attain more power....
REVIEW: Crowfall by Ed McDonald
Our team were so excited for book three of the Raven’s Mark series that we’re going to do a GdM first and publish two reviews of this book. Below you’ll find reviews by Durand...
REVIEW: A Time of Blood by John Gwynne
I received an uncorrected proof copy of A Time of Blood in exchange for an honest review. I would like to thank John Gwynne and Pan Macmillian for the opportunity. This review will contain...
REVIEW: The Ruthless by Peter Newman
I received an advanced copy of The Ruthless in an exchange for an honest review. I would like to thank Peter Newman and Harper Voyager for this opportunity. Spoilers for The Deathless in this...
Review: Son of the Black Sword by Larry Correia
I first came across Larry Correia while I was doing what most failed writers do—browsing the internet to find out how I can become a better writer instead of actually writing. Correia and author...
REVIEW: A Collection of Obsessions by Michael R. Fletcher
Rarely do I find myself drawn to fiction without knowing much about the person behind the words. Perhaps it’s a part of my training as a researcher, or just me being a know-it-all, but...
Enter the Dragons: Richard A Knaak’s fiery fiends
To me, dragons are the epitome of magic and fantasy. They are epic in both proportion and power. With fifty novels in the fantasy genre, I’ve created my share. I’ve worked on dragons in...
