Synopsis There are good dragons and bad dragons. And then there are mad dragons … The Raoke Gang goes on a wild dragon chase. A horde of dragons crushes the Raoke Gang’s plans to rob a space cruise liner. In the heat of the battle between humans and dragons, the Raoke Gang vouches for the […]
Cover Reveal: Rubbles of Magrath by Natalie Kelda (Balfour Trilogy #2)
Natalie Kelda’s Inner Universe series expands with the second instalment of the Balfour Trilogy. Rubbles of Magrath follows Under Far Galaxian Skies. As always the cover is below but keep scrolling for pre-order and ARC links! (Also huge credit to Natalie for sending me the most organised cover reveal information pack ever!) Here. We. Go! […]
Cover Reveal: Rules as Written (Mages of Velmyra Saga #2) by Astrid Knight
A freshly born Mage. A displaced King. What does the land of the fey have in store for them? Roll deception! Astrid Knight’s delightfully queer D&D portal fantasy, Perception Check has been out for a little while. It received a lot of love from myself and my FFA colleague Sean: Book Review/Tour: Perception Check (Mages […]
Review: Digital Extremities by Adam Bassett
An intimate read that has so much to offer. It’s genuine and pragmatic in what it does and it’ll make you reflect on a lot of things. A worthwhile read without a doubt.
Review: Even a Hero Needs a Vacation Every Now and Then by August (Tipsy Pelican Tavern #1)
A literary equivalent of playing a video game with your tremendously OP character after the credits have rolled.
Cover Reveal: The Ranger by E.H. Bradley
We’re delighted to help with the cover reveal for The Ranger by E.H. Bradley. You may have seen the stunning map of Eshara on the socials already. If not, seek them out! Anyway, you’re here for a cover, yes? WAIT. Before you scroll, we’re also going to include a link for ARC sign-ups at the […]
Review: His Ragged Company by Rance D. Denton (The Testimonies of Elias Faust #1)
His Ragged Company gives us the chance to splatter and swear our way through a kooky western with all the obscene violence of a Tarantino flick. Seriously, what’s not to like about that?
Review: The Hunter’s Gambit by Ciel Pierlot
The Hunter’s Gambit is cathartic as hell and an excellent read. There’s more blood and gore spilled than a lift in the Overlook Hotel.
Review: The Blood that Burns the Winter Snow by Ryan Cahill (a short story from The Bound and the Broken)
It reads a little like John Gwynne dusted off his chainmail and stepped into Epheria for a jar of mead.
Preview: Demon’s Tear (The Jantakai Saga #1) by R.E. Sanders
No prophecies
No destiny
The new heroes of our time shall choose themselves
Cover Reveal: The Wingspan of Treason by L. N. Bayen
TRUTH IS A KNIFE. LOYALTY’S A CAGE. NO ONE IS INNOCENT.
Review: Sledge vs The Labyrinth by Nick Horvath
Hands down one of the most cathartic and bloody books you’re going to read.