Michelle Medhat – Connected: The Shift
Take the largest terrorist collective the world has ever seen, and add in the fact that they have their hands …
Review – New Visions by Steven Harris
It was quite usual for Holmes to be sat by the fire, reading, but it was the tome he held …
Review – Time Trap by Richard Smith
Richard Smith’s Time Trap is a story of adventure, time-travel and survival in 1860s fog-bound London. The story commences as …
Review – Echoes of Paradise by Deanna Kahler
Romances are not my first choice for reading but I was intrigued by the paranormal angle promised by Echoes of …
Review – Dämoren by Seth Skorkowsky
“Fourteen years ago a pack of wendigos killed Matt Hollis’ family and damned his soul. Now, Matt is a demon …
Alison Vidotto – 22 Leadership Fundamentals – the Door to Success says Push!
As the title suggests, this is a self help book aimed at helping people build on their strengths and identify …
Review – Time After Time by Marc Nash
You should never base your approach to a book solely on reviews. Otherwise you may miss out on something unique. …
Review – An Acute Attraction by A.J. Walters
A J Walters is a new contemporary romance author who has just made her first appearance on to the indie …
Review – The Money Tree by Helen Yeomans
It’s a dictum that has been passed down through the ages, often in moments of exasperation, from parent to child, …
Review – Tisarian’s Treasure by J.M. Martin
The start seems as good a place as any to drop in the line “This wasn’t exactly what I was …
Review – An Eye for an Eye for an Eye by Marc Nash
It’s not too difficult to see the world that we live in falling into a quagmire of warring factions, where …
Review – The Call of the Siren by Mark Fleming
It’s a pity other reviewers have made clichés of words such as chilling, thriller, and page-turner, for Mark Fleming’s The …
Review: Lady of the Helm by T.O. Munro
Ever since a certain George R.R. decided to separate a lead protagonist’s head from his shoulders there seems to be …
Review – The Breadwinner by Stevie Kopas
It’s actually refreshing to know, that a Zombie novel doesn’t have to be a gore-fest. Don’t get me wrong, there …
Review – Talonfall by S.G. Night
I have already eulogised about Attrition, the first book in the Penance trilogy by S.G.Night. And now, here we have …
Michelle Medhat – Connected: The Call
Michelle Medhat’s debut novel, the thriller Connected: The Call is a sophisticatedly woven tale of Desperate Governments, Terrorist collectives, Nano-technology …
Review – Nameless: The Darkness Comes by Mercedes M. Yardley
Sometimes you can hear talk of an author, and everything you hear is so very, very encouraging – But, it …
Review – Books I and II of the Aeneid Cycle by Michael G. Munz
A Shadow in the Flames (Book One of the Aeneid Cycle) A Memory in the Black (Book Two of the …
Review – Pearseus Year 18: The Schism by Nicholas Rossis
Rossis’ Pearseus Year 18 – The Schism begins upon the spacecraft UES Pearseus, as those aboard – celebrities and dignitaries …
Review – Crossline by Russ Colchamiro
Sitting down with Colchamiro’s Crossline I was expecting a rollicking Sci-Fi adventure. In reality Crossline is more than that. Yes, …