Edge of Oblivion by Joshua A. Johnston My rating: 5 of 5 stars Edge of Oblivion has it all – a big looming unstoppable threat, a race against the clock, a grand adventure that would do Indiana Jones proud, a range of developed and unique alien cultures and a great…
Wreaths of Empire by Andrew M. Seddon My rating: 5 of 5 stars An exciting military spaced opera with a touch of dystopia. Humanity has been at war with the Gara’nesh for years, but they’re finally sitting down for peace talks. There’s just one problem. Somebody doesn’t want the peace…
Here is what I read in March 2016. If you like this, share the love by
The moment we’ve all been waiting for has arrived. Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice has been released to the world. Watch below for my spoiler-free thoughts on the film. And if you’ve already seen the movie, here is my spoiler-filled discussion. And while I’m sharing, Paeter from Christian Geek…
The Legend of the Dagger Prince by T. A. Gallant My rating: 4 of 5 stars The Legend of the Dagger Prince is a tale of manipulation and betrayal, of mercy and justice. It is a low fantasy. In fact, there are no magical or speculative elements beyond it being…
My Medieval Mars novelette Lynessa’s Curse is currently free on Amazon until Saturday 19th March so if you haven’t read it, this is the perfect time to pick it up. At just 15,000 words it’s a quick but satisfying read. GET IT HERE. If you like this, share the love…
This month, I filmed my monthly reading wrap-up video on location at the Huon Bush Retreat. Learn more about the cool books I read this month in the video below. The Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson The Martian by Andy Weir Mistborn Secret History by Brandon Sanderson Ctrl Alt…
CTRL ALT Revolt! by Nick Cole Ctrl Alt Revolt is the story of an artificial intelligence that has arisen without humanity knowing about it. It concludes that in order to survive, it must eliminate the human race. This is a pretty heavy premise, but it is tackled in a very…
The Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Mistborn meets Indianna Jones This book is a fun adventure romp, which is great, but there’s a lot more to it than that as well. In Bands of Mourning, Brandon Sanderson plays with the tropes of the…
Under inspiration from Nicole’s Adventures in SFF, I’ve put together a little video of my reading statistics. Full book list Here. If you like this, share the love by
