Michelle Herbert reviews Firefight by Brandon Sanderson… The second novel in The Reckoners series,Firefight starts not long after the events of Steelheart, with David and the rest of The Reckoners handling new threats to Newcago and making new alliances to help keep the peace during this transitional time. If you haven’t read Steelheart, you may […]
Book Review – The Devil Aspect by Craig Russell
Michelle Herbert reviews The Devil Aspect by Craig Russell… The Devil Aspect begins in Prague in 1935 where we meet Dr Viktor Kosárek, who is leaving the city for a position at Hrad Orlů, a notorious asylum and former castle, which is now home to The Devil Six, the most insane and depraved murderers that […]
Book Review – Blood Ink by Dana Fredsti
Michelle Herbert reviews Blood Ink by Dana Fredsti… Blood Ink is the second novel in the Lilith series and follows on from the events of The Spawn of Lilith. When we meet Lee again, she is struggling with being independent and paying her own way. Lee has been effectively blacklisted from working on movie sets […]
Book Review – Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield
Michelle Herbert reviews Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield… Once upon a time, there was a pub on the river near Oxford where stories are told. People have been telling stories at The Swan since the 1300s. Five hundred years later it looks like The Swan is about to become the setting for a […]
Book Review – The Possible World by Liese O’Halloran Schwarz
Michelle Herbert reviews The Possible World by Liese O’Halloran Schwarz… The Possible World is a book that is hard to pigeonhole, which is a good thing. It is a book that focuses on three protagonists, each with their own lives and stories which slowly shows how they are each connected. The Possible World, lets us […]
Book Review – The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas
Michelle Herbert reviews The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas… The Psychology of Time Travel begins in 1967 when four women manage to develop a way to travel through time. There are a few rules that seem to be unyielding; you can only travel to places where the machine has been built and is […]
Book Review – Sea of Rust by C. Robert Cargill
Michelle Herbert reviews Sea of Rust by C. Robert Cargill… Sea of Rust is set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. It is unlike many post-apocalyptic settings that we have read before, as humanity has been decimated and all those surviving in the Sea of Rust are robots. Some, those known as freebots were created by humanity, […]
Book Review – I Still Dream by James Smythe
Michelle Herbert reviews I Still Dream by James Smythe… I Still Dream is a thought-provoking novel that will get under your skin. It begins in 1997 with Laura and the computer programme she has created, known as Organon. Laura is in many ways a typical teenage, racking up the phone bill and making meaningful mixtapes. […]
Book Review – The Curious Affair of the Witch at Wayside Cross by Lisa Tuttle
Michelle Herbert reviews The Curious Affair of the Witch at Wayside Cross by Lisa Tuttle… The second investigation of Jesperson and Lane follows on from the events of The Curious Affair of the Somnambulist and the Psychic Thief. It starts with a stranger knocking on their door who as soon as the door is opened, […]
Book Review – Before Mars by Emma Newman
Michelle Herbert reviews Before Mars by Emma Newman… Before Mars is the third novel in the Planetfall Series, this book is set almost concurrently with the events of After Atlas. I don’t think it will matter if you read either After Atlas before or after Before Mars as they are very different stories, but I […]
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