Eroldren reviews Darius Hinks’ debut novel that is part of the Empire Army series and Morningstar 2011 awarded (David Gemmell Legend Awards) Warrior Priest.
“Watch out, Darius Hinks’ knack for writing danger can tear you straightaway into the ravaged Old World of Warhammer and keep you hooked to the very end.” – The Founding Fields
Lord of the Night reviews the enjoyable second book in the Star Wars: The Bounty Hunter Wars trilogy, Slave Ship by K.W. Jeter.
“Though not as exciting or tense as The Mandalorian Armor, Slave Ship does a good job of advancing the plot and revealing much more about the enigmatic Boba Fett.” - The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews two of the latest novels from Random House/Del Rey – the second Coveted novel Kept by Shawntelle Madison and the second Dark Legacy of Shannara novel The Bloodfire Quest by Terry Brooks.
On Kept: “A thoroughly engaging and flawed novel that failed on a very interesting premise.” ~The Founding Fields
On The Bloodfire Quest: “Mostly a rehash of The Elfstones of Shannara, the new novel has occasional flashes of brilliance but little else.” ~The Founding Fields
Bellarius takes a look at one of the greats of the comics industry, Mark Waid’s Kingdom Come.
“One of the single greatest commentaries on the anti-hero boom of the early 90s and best comics ever made. What more could you ask for.” – The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings shares his thoughts on Peter Clines’ zombie/superhero novel, Ex-Heroes, which is just as fun as the premise makes you think it is.
“Superheroes and zombies in one novel? Peter Clines presents a very strong and entertaining novel that will keep you flicking through the pages.” ~The Founding Fields
Lord of the Night reviews the thrilling start to the Star Wars: The Bounty Hunter Wars trilogy, The Mandalorian Armor by K.W. Jeter.
“This is Star Wars at it’s best. No lightsabres, no force and no Death Stars. Just the simple men trying to make their way in the universe, the Bounty Hunters.” – The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk takes a brief look at a new Star Wars novel, set in the unfamiliar setting era of the Dawn of the Jedi.
“Appears to be a very ambitious novel, so let’s wait and watch. In the meantime, I’m definitely excited!” ~Shadowhawk
Larry Killian and The Founding Fields present to you the cover art for a new Andy Chambers novel from Black Library.
“Harlequins? Andy Chambers? I want to know more!” ~Larry “Djinn24″ Killian
Shadowhawk reviews the sequel to Brimstone Angels, another Dungeons & Dragons: Forgotten Realms novel by Erin M. Evans.
“Despite a few flaws, Lesser Evils is a worthy sequel to Brimstone Angels and it tells a really interesting tale.” ~The Founding Fields
Eroldren reviews Rob Sanders’ debut novel from Black Library, Redemption Corps, an Imperial Guard novel.
“Sidestepping away from the Guardsman norm Rob Sanders instead tackles their elite: Storm Troopers. However, certain aspects of the novel muddle down part of the reading experience.” – The Founding Fields
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