Book Review // Judges Volume Two edited by Michael Carroll
It felt like it was time to get back into Judge Dredd.
I've got a few Dredd books sitting on the shelf waiting for me, and Judges Volume Two had been waiting the longest. So, eventually, I had to stop ignoring it and pick it up!
And I'm bloody glad I did.
And, naturally, I'm already wondering what bits I can nick for Sector 102...
Book Review // Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare
A creepy clown, a dying town and a whole lot of dead teenagers.
I went looking for a fun, bloody slasher and Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare delivered exactly that. Fast-paced, nasty and with just enough social commentary to make the carnage interesting.
But naturally, my brain couldn't leave it alone.
Because what happens when you take the idea of a harmless corporate mascot and drop it into Sector 102?
Let's just say Kidney Hut might have a problem with its marketing department...
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Book Review // Star Wars: The High Republic – The Eye of Darkness
The Eye of Darkness launches Phase III of the High Republic with a galaxy trapped behind the Nihil's Stormwall and a Jedi Order struggling to fight back. While I enjoyed the story and its characters, I was slightly disappointed to discover I'd accidentally bought the audiobook script rather than a traditional novel.
Book Review: Cult of the Spider Queen by S.A. Sidor
Time for an overdue book review. One filled with pulpy adventure, terrifying spiders and eldritch horrors. Come read it!
Book Review // The First Heretic by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
In the First Heretic we learn that Lorgar was always the first of his brothers to fall. We discover some secrets of Cadia's past and we travel into the Eye of Terror for the first time. Exciting!
Book Review // Annihilation Squad by Gav Thorpe
The third title in the Last Chancer series sees Lt. Kage heading to Armageddon, an industrial hive world besieged by Orks. Can the Last Chancers survive another suicide mission?
Book Review // Kill Team by Gav Thorpe
Book two in the Last Chancer series sees Gav Thorpe focusing in on Lt. Kage and the forming of some of the more iconic characters. Along with an interesting look at some Tau.
Book Review // Ragnar's Claw by William King
Book Two in the Ragnar Blackmane trilogy has our lead teaming up with an inquisitor!
Book Review // Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett
Book six in the Discworld series has us returning to Granny Weatherwax and discovering her coven of witches.
Book Review // The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett
Book two in the Discworld series continues the adventures of Rincewind, Two-Flowers and Luggage.
Book Review: Iron Warrior Omnibus by Graham McNeill
One of the greatest Black Library stories written is within this Omnibus. Do you agree?
Book Review: Path of the Seer by Gav Thorpe
Book two in the Path series. This time, the Path of the Seer. It will be interesting to see how Thorpe portrays this aspect of the Craftworlds.
Book Review: Sharpe's Skirmish by Bernard Cornwell
Jumping forward in the timeline, but when you are offered a freebie, it is hard to refuse. Time to travel to Spain with Sharpe and his regiment.
Book Review: Sharpe's Tiger by Bernard Cornwell
I need a new series of books to add to the list of other series I am failing to read! Join me with book one of the Sharpe adventures.
Frost Grave: Ghost Archipelago: Destiny's Call by Mark Latham
The second dive into Ghost Archipelago and this time it is a full novel!
Frostgrave: Ghost Archipelago by Multiple Authors
Join me as I head into the mysterious jungles of the Ghost Archipelago. Don’t touch a thing as it all wants to kill you!
Book Review // Path of the Warrior by Gav Thorpe
Path of the Warrior by Gav Thorpe is the first step into the mindset of the Aeldari. Please read my review on this exciting take on the 40k story arc.
Book Review: Fiefdom: A Kingdom Novel by Dan Abnett & Nik Vincent
Based on the amazing comic Kingdom by Dan Abnett Fiefdom follows on to see what has become of the Aux.
Book Review: The Children of Húrin by J.R.R Tolkien
Enjoy a depressing, high fantasy of love, death and sadness? Well, Tolkien has you covered!
Book Review: The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien
Where the journey begins, and a ring is discovered.