Book Review: Helsreach by Aaron Dembski-Bowden

Helsreach by Aaron Debski-Bowden (I’ll be referring to him as ADB for brevity) is the story of an epic siege that, as a novel, can be described as being possibly the most Warhammer 40k thing I have ever read. It perfectly blends the grim darkness, excessive violence and horror of the setting with the more …

The Sunshine Blogger Award

The Sunshine Bloggers Award is a community award where bloggers nominate other bloggers who bring positivity to the community, so I was delighted to get named by Alex over at Spells and Spaceships. Thank you! You can check out his answers and blog over here. Anyway, how does this all work? Well the rules are: …

Book Review: Godless Lands by Sean Crow

Being completely honest, I don’t read a huge amount of self-published fantasy or sci-fi, but I am happy I picked this one up. I initially found out about this book from an incredibly positive review by Dean over at Book Vagabond and I’ve linked his review here. Set in a world ravaged by a disease …

Audiobook Adventures: Network Effect by Martha Wells & Narrated by Kevin R. Free

Warning: This post may contain spoilers for the previous Murderbot Diaries books. I’ve finally got back to Murderbot! I was pretty excited for this audiobook, as you can probably tell. I admit, I also had quite high expectations too, having really enjoyed the audiobook versions of the novellas in the series. So, did Network Effect …

Book Review: The Trouble with Peace by Joe Abercrombie

Warning: This review may contain spoilers for the previous book in the series, A Little Hatred. The Trouble with Peace is classic Joe Abercrombie. It’s filled with everything that makes the First Law books great. Grittiness, violence, humour and intrigue leap from almost every page and will drag you into what is a fantastic second …