My promised second interview, which was supposed to be the first. @benedictpaddy stopped by and we’ve talked about the Yarnsworld books, writing, @CritFacedDnD and #SPFBO of course.
Paternus: Rise of Gods by Dyrk Ashton
It’s action packed, funny, bloody, intense and highly entertaining.
Knee-Deep in Grit: Two Bloody Years of Grimdark Fiction by Adrian Collins
An anthology which is hard to put down and a must read for grimdark lovers. But be warned: it will leave you with a feeling of uncleannes and questions you don’t want to answer.
The Elder Ice by David Hambling
“If you are ready to face a new kind of truth about our world and what lays under the ice of Antarctica, then go ahead, and read this book!”
Hex and the City by Simon R. Green
My review of the 4th book in the Nightside series and the last one for a while. Regarding the Nightside, that is. I grew tired of this series 🙁
Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames
“This story is like a great song which makes you feel calm, angry, happy, sad, surprised with its melodies and lyrics.”
Aching God by Mike Shel
Aching God by Mike Shel, a thrilling, dark, cleverly written debut novel which deserves all the attention it can get. Read it people, because it’s good!
Nightingale’s Lament by Simon R. Green
My rant/review about Nightingale’s Lament by Simon R. Green. I was supposed to write this over the weekend but my mind wanted to focus on writing other things. Oops…
They Mostly Come Out At Night by Benedict Patrick
At last but not least the third review dedicated to someone who got me where I am today. An intriguing, dark tale wrapped in a rich mythology. You don’t want to miss this!
Darkshine by R. D. Vallier
The book that had started everything: it witnessed the start of a friendship, it was my first ARC and it’s sequel was my first and only (so far) beta read. Obviously it means a lot to me and I’m glad it’s my first review up in this blog 🙂 Hope you will like it as well!