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Eat The Ones You Love is such a great title. I expected plant-based horror akin to The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham or A Botanical…
I really enjoyed this fantasy novel, combining almost futuristic-leaning magic with intriguing and intricate politics, and a broad range of convincing characters. I worried at the start…
The sequel to the very funny How to Become the Dark Lord and Die Trying, Wexler does not disappoint with the tricky second book in the Dark…
After ‘Hail the New Age’ at the end of last year, Mike Chinn returns us to the cold-hearted Ramini Republic in ‘Citadel of the Moon’. It’s a…
Prequels are always an interesting proposition. There’s a line to walk between what readers of the original work expect from the characters and writing an original story…
The Wren family are your typical dysfunctional wealthy dynasty: a distant, but brilliant father (Thayer Wren); an ambitious and equally brilliant older sister (Meredith Wren); the unambitious…
From the moment she hatched, it was clear that Demelza was different from her sisters. She didn’t have wings, and her singing voice, although powerful as a…
Witchborne is set in the small town of Locklear, in a world that resembles medieval Western society in many ways, but where, instead of God, ‘Gods’ are…
‘Oh, the horror!’ wails a student damned to the first circle of R. F. Kuang’s hell. ‘Oh, to not be clever!’ Katabasis (2025)traces a Cambridge postgraduate’s journey…