Cold Steel (Spirit Walker book 3) by Kate Elliott (book review).
Once again, ‘Cold Steel’ by Kate Elliott invites us to a parallel Earth where, two thousand years ago, Romans and Phoenicians had battled…
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Once again, ‘Cold Steel’ by Kate Elliott invites us to a parallel Earth where, two thousand years ago, Romans and Phoenicians had battled…
In ‘The Long War’ by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter, the second book of ‘The Long Earth Cycle’, humanity has colonised the Long…
‘In Ashes Lie’ by Marie Brennan is the second book of ‘The Onyx Court Quartet’ and tells us of the further adventures of…
‘Gods Of Opar: Tales Of Lost Khokarsa’ by Philip José Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey collects, for the first time, all three novels…
‘Cold Fire’ by Kate Elliott invites us to the same parallel earth as ‘Cold Magic’, therefore I won’t bother to describe the world…
‘Midnight Never Come’ by Marie Brennan tells the tale of two queens, two courts and two pairs of lovers. The plot unfurls during the…
In ‘The Red Plague Affair’ by Lilith SaintCrow we meet our intrepid heroes Emma Bannon, Sorceress Prime, and Archibald Clare, registered mentath, now…
‘The Iron Wyrm Affair’ by Lilith SaintCrow narrates the first case of Emma Bannon, Sorceress Prime in the service of Britannia, and Archibald…
‘Last And First Contacts’ is a short story collection by Stephen Baxter. It collects nine stories which have been previously published in various…
‘The Magicians And Mrs. Quent’ by Galen Beckett is not by chance dedicated to ‘Jane, Oscar and Charles.’ It reads like a novel…
‘Cold Magic’ by Kate Elliott kicks off with the rather chilly statement: ‘The history of the world begins in ice, and it will…
With ‘Too Many Curses’, A. Lee Martinez proves once again that he is a household name where funny fantasy is concerned. Here he…