Book Review: Brotherhood of the Moon by Chris Wraight
A White Scars warrior stands trial after rebellion tears through the Legion, but Torghun Khan believes his loyalty lies elsewhere. Chris Wraight’s Brotherhood of the Moon dives into the honour, brotherhood, and dangerous loyalties that nearly pulled the White Scars toward Horus.
Book Review: Deathmasques - Dave Stone
Dredd leaves Mega-City One behind for Brit-Cit in Deathmasques, tracking a murderous body-hopping alien alongside fan-favourite Judge Armitage. The result is a bloody, fast-moving sci-fi adventure full of weird locations, mega-corporate nonsense, and a healthy dose of classic Dredd justice.
Book Review // Star Wars: Tales from the Empire
As with most anthologies, quality and impact vary, but the range here is genuinely impressive. The collection jumps between viewpoints constantly: civilians, smugglers, Imperial personnel, Rebels, and those just trying to survive another day under Imperial rule.
Book Review // The Dead Zone by Stephen King
Continuing my slow but steady journey through Stephen King’s back catalogue, I finally got around to The Dead Zone. This one has been sitting on my mental “must read eventually” list for a while, and I’m glad I finally made the time for it.
Book Review // Grey Knights by Ben Counter
This title has sat on the shelf for too long. It is time for the sons of Titan to forth in the first title of Omnibus: The Grey Knights.
A detective novel with space marines, sign me up!
Book Review // Predator: Stalking Shadows by James A. Moore
Green blood, skinned bodies, and a Marine who just can’t catch a break… Yep, it’s a Predator novel! But is Stalking Shadows actually good? I’ve got thoughts — check out my full review.
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: Jedi Reader - Jar Jar's Mistake
Starting to help the youngest read, so what could be better than some Star Wars fun and adventures. Jar Jar’s mistake takes us back to Episode 1 and some light comical action.