Bane of Kings reviews the first novel in the Ravenor Trilogy, by the New York Times bestselling author Dan Abnett, entitled Ravenor, after the main character, and published by Black Library.
“A well-crafted, no holds-barred read.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings reviews the fourth novel in the Space Wolf series, Wolfblade, by fan-favourite William King, author of the early Gotrek and Felix novels,
‘King returns to the Space Wolves with some kick-butt action sequences, one of the best Space Wolf novels yet.’ ~The Founding Fields
For this latest Guest Blog entry, Jeffrey Thomas, author of the book Monstrocity from Anarchy Books stops by. He’s written us an interesting piece about writing books in the digital age we all now live in, and how it’s affected him. I’m happy to announce that he’s coping quite well. Enjoy!
Bane of Kings reviews the first novel in the Soul Drinkers series, by Ben Counter, published by Black Library:
‘A well-deserving, action-packed series opener, hopefully the start of something exciting.’ ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings Reviews The Concrete Grove, a novel by Gary McMahon, published by Solaris Books.
“A fascinating mix of fantasy and horror.”~The Founding Fields
“A jaw-dropping, epic fantasy novel. Abraham is probably one of the best writers in today’s genre. Not to be missed.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings Reviews James Lovegrove’s The Age of Odin, the third and final book in the Pantheon Trilogy, published by Solaris Books.
“Lovegrove at his best. This man just keeps getting better and better with every book that I read. If there’s a novel written by James Lovegrove, buy it.” ~The Founding Fields
