The Master Of Heathcrest Hall (book 3) by Galen Beckett (book review).
‘The Master Of Heathcrest Hall’ by Galen Beckett concludes the trilogy about the island nation of Altania, which is a recognisable stand-in for…
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‘The Master Of Heathcrest Hall’ by Galen Beckett concludes the trilogy about the island nation of Altania, which is a recognisable stand-in for…
‘The Long Mars’ by Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter, the third book of ‘The Long Earth’ cycle, starts with the aftermath of the…
‘A Study In Darkness’ is the second book in ‘The Baskerville Affair’ trilogy. The world of the Baskerville Affair is an alternate Victorian…
‘The Guiding Nose Of Ulfänt Banderôz’ by Dan Simmons has previously been published as part of the anthology ‘Songs Of The Dying Earth’,…
‘The Hotel Under The Sand’ is a novella by Kage Baker. It is the story of young Emma, who is swept from her…
‘A Study In Silks’ kicks off ‘The Baskerville Affair’ trilogy. As you may surmise Sherlock Holmes does play a role in it; yet…
‘With Fate Conspire’ concludes ‘The Onyx Court Quartet’ by Marie Brennan, the finale taking place around the end of the nineteenth century. Just…
‘The Screaming Staircase’ heralds the start of a new series of novels called ‘Lockwood & Co.’ by the acclaimed author of the ‘Bartimaeus’…
‘Sir Hereward And Mister Fitz: Three Adventures’ by Garth Nix collects for the first time in one place all three stories about the…
‘The House On Durrow Street’ by Galen Beckett is the second novel about the island nation of Altania, which is a recognisable stand-in…
‘A Star Shall Fall’ by Marie Brennan is the third book of ‘The Onyx Court Quartet’ and tells us more about what happened…
At the beginning of ‘The Man From Primrose Lane’ by James Renner, we enter a grisly crime scene. The titular character, an elderly…