Book Review: The Crimson Fist by John French

Sometimes you just want to read a book that is a quick, fun page-turner. You want something that you know you'll like based on the author or the setting, something comfortable. And quite honestly, I tend to find books published by the Black Library (set in the Warhammer Old World or in the 40k universe) …

Book Review: The Deep by Rivers Solomon

I'll be honest with you, this was a strange review to write. This book was a real mixed bag for me: some parts were great, others were not so much. In Goodreads, this averaged out to an average rating book, but that doesn't feel like it actually covers the truth of how I feel about …

Women in SFF: Recommendations & my TBR

Hey everyone! So if you don't all know this already, the good people over at Fantasy Hive are promoting great female authors in Science Fiction and Fantasy throughout the month of July. They have some great stuff on there, including some really interesting interviews with female authors, so do go check it out! Anyway, I …

Book Review: Red Country by Joe Abercrombie

Say one thing about Joe Abercrombie, say he keeps smashing those books out the park. So yeah, this is another Joe Abercrombie review. But I have done all of his First Law novels now, so if you are sick of reading about his books on here then you have a bit of a break... Until …