Doctor Who: The Vault by Marcus Hearne (book review).
I didn’t establish contact with BBC Books when “Doctor Who: The Vault” initially released, and only recently managed to acquire
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The Conspirators by G.W. Shaw (book review).
Jacob Meaney is in a bit of a slump. He’s been dumped by his girlfriend as he’s so unsuccessful. He’s
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Doctor Who: Warriors Gate and Beyond by Stephen Gallagher (book review).
‘Warriors Gate’, set in between our universe and E-Space starred the Fourth Doctor, Romana 2 and Adric. It was novelised
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Doctor Who: Planet Of The Ood by Keith Temple (book review)
This story is remembered as returning to the alien Ood, first seen as rogue red-eyed murderer in ‘The Impossible Planet’.
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The God Is Not Willing (The First Tale Of The Witness) by Steven Erikson.
The cover of ‘The God is Not Willing’ proudly proclaims ‘the first tale of witness’ and so it is possible
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Our Lady Of Mysterious Aliments (Edinburgh Nights book 2) by T.L. Huchu (book review).
‘Our Lady Of Mysterious Ailments’ is the second instalment of a series set in Edinburgh. It’s not quite the city
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Savage Messiah (The Destinies Of Blood And Stone volume 1) by Robert Newcomb (book review).
‘Savage Messiah’ is the fourth book by Robert Newcomb with the previous three forming ‘The Chronicles Of Blood And Stone’.
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Hokey Pokey by Kate Mascarenhas (book review).
A ghost story, a mystery and a period drama, Kate Mascarenhas’ ‘Hokey Pokey’ has all three and more. Nora Dickinson
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A Winter Grave by Peter May (book review)
‘A Winter Grave’ is another novel by prolific thriller writer Peter May. It’s set in the near future of 2051,
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Be Sure (Wayward Children books 1-3) by Seanan McGuire (book review)
Eleanor West’s Home for Wayward Children is not an ordinary boarding school. The students do live there and study the
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