"In The Tide" by Linda Nagata “In The Tide” by Linda Nagata An interesting story about rogue nanobots, Saturn and geneti...

Feed by Mira Grant is a novel I picked up earlier this year and left lying around on my ereaders while I was distracted by other things. No...

Hal Junior: The Missing Case by Simon Haynes is the second of his Hal Junior books, although they stand alone and reading order isn’t impor...

The Interrogation of Ashayla Wolf by Ambelin Kwaymullina is a fascinating novel. Seeing it marketed as YA fantasy, I was expecting somethin...

Tell the truth, know the escape routes, and always carry extra ammunition. Feed by Mira Grant

The Long Earth is a collaboration between Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter. I didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as I did. My favourite Pr...

The Dark Griffin by K J Taylor The Griffin's Flight by K J Taylor The Griffin's War by K J Taylor Showt...

The Ravenous Dead by Natasha Hoar is a new ebook-only novella published by Carina Press. Continuing Carina Press’s trend of releasing seri...

The Radiant Seas by Catherine Asaro is the second book I’ve read in the Skolian Empire saga (which actually has three empires in it with th...

A Confusion of Princes is the first book by Garth Nix that I’ve read, despite his being an Australian author of some note. After reading it...