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Nest By Terry Goodkind.

In a way "Nest" is a good horror thriller. It is easy to read as long you are able to suspend disbelief and ignore sudden descriptions...

A Head Full of Ghosts By Paul Tremblay

A stuttering start to this novel was never going to deter me, an avid reader. Sure I gave up three chapters in to “Being and Nothingness”...

Blackout By Ragnar Jonasson.

Another cracking novel from Mr Jonasson. He is on a roll methinks. Crime fiction sells more than any other genre and it seems this man is...

Wakenhyrst by Michelle Paver

Wakenhyrst is the tale of a young girls fractured upbringing in the early twentieth century. A loving mother who has little time, an...

Whiteout by Ragnar Jonasson

Another quality detective tale set in Iceland from Mr Jonasson. I will tell you little of the tale as I wish to give away nothing that...

Good reviews and nothing more.

I am aware that there is little you receive from me at the moment. You. The Reader. You will make of it what you will and there is little...

The Mist. Ragnar Johnasson.

I picked up this novel as a "fill-in" read whilst awaiting my preferred book to be delivered. "The Mist" was on special offer and I...

Echoes of the Great Song. David Gemmell.

David Gemmell is nothing less than a master within his favored genre. His blend of Historical fiction and fantasy is rarely paralleled...

The Afghan Campaign by Stephen Pressfield.

I was not new to the the novels of Stephen Pressfield, having thoroughly enjoyed "Gates of Fire" and "Last of the Amazons" as many have....

Trinity by Conn Iggulden.

It is rare that Conn Iggulden disappoints when writing Historic Fiction. he does NOT disappoint here. Quite the contrary. This is an...

The well of Ascension, The Hero of Ages

After enjoying "The Final Empire" it was only logical to read the second and third volumes in the trilogy. So that is exactly what I did....

New Worlds.

It is true that I rarely have the time to write now, the depressing state of world affairs and the coronovirus have forced many of us,...

I have no catchy post to ad. Sorry.

It is cold here, the frost has taken hold over the last few days, adding an additional crust to our lives. We have left Europe, soon...

The Immortal Throne by Stella Gemmell.

All the wonders Ms Gemmell created in the first book of this series (The City) just became mayhem in the second (sequel). I tried to see...

The City By Stella Gemmell

What a start to a heroic fantasy novel; Dip into Mervyn Peake or Moorcocks; Gloriana, with a city built upon the ruins of another, rooms...

The Faithful and the Fallen by John Gwynne.

I have chosen "Ruin" to place this review under as it is possibly the best book of the quadrillion but this rather is a review of the...

The Haunting of Brynn Wilder By Wendy Webb

On special offer for kindle I picked this up for only £1.99 and it seemed just my thing. The blurb suggests a Gothic romance, dark and...

To make time pass.

Coronovirus has changed the face of the world, changed what we do, what we think about; changed our lives. Once a prolific writer and...

Review of "A Single Swallow" by "Ling Zhang"

Difficult, dark, sometimes dreadful but this dirge is wonderful at times, filled with little whims and peculiar regrets. Those notions,...

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