Shadowhawk and The Founding Fields present the first book giveaway of the year, courtesy of the great folk at Angry Robot Books.
“A giveaway for one of the best urban fantasy novels I’ve read, so make sure to enter!” ~Shadowhawk
Shadowhawk and The Founding Fields present the first book giveaway of the year, courtesy of the great folk at Angry Robot Books.
“A giveaway for one of the best urban fantasy novels I’ve read, so make sure to enter!” ~Shadowhawk
Shadowhawk reviews two of Angry Robot’s recent releases, one the sequel to a (late) 2012 sterling debut, and the other a brand new novel from an author who has mostly written short fiction to date.
On She Returns From War: “I thought it would be tough for Lee Collins to build on the success of his debut, but with this book he has proved me wrong.“
On Between Two Thorns: “Two words I would use to describe the book – charming and fairy tale. This is a fantastic urban fantasy novel, carrying on the publisher’s trend in putting out some great genre fiction.”
Shadowhawk reviews the latest from Gareth Powell as he tackles the madcap adventures of a cigar-chomping monkey.
“Too much damn good fun, and far too irresistible of a read.” ~Shadowhawk
Shadowhawk and Bane of Kings bring to you the first comics round-up for March.
“With DC comics entering another new crossover event, the continued awesomeness of Earth 2, a truly fantastic Star Wars graphic novel, and a great look at an old, classic, pulp character, recent comics reading has been great. ” ~Shadowhawk
“Another month of some great comics from Marvel and DC.” ~Bane of Kings
Shadowhawk and Bane of Kings bring to you the first comics round-up for February.
“A rather lukewarm experience this time.” ~Shadowhawk
“Talon continues to impress with two strong issues whilst Jonathan Hickman’s New Avengers kicks off to a flawed but interesting start.” ~Bane of Kings
Shadowhawk reviews two more upcoming novels by Del Rey/Random House, the steampunk adventure A Conspiracy of Alchemists by Liesel Schwarz and the spy thriller The Hammer of Angels by G.T. Almasi, the second of his Shadowstorm series.
On A Conspiracy of Alchemists: “A truly fantastic steampunk debut, A Conspiracy of Alchemists is one of the most engaging novels I’ve read in recent weeks.” ~The Founding Fields
On The Hammer of Angels: “Not exactly as good as his debut, Almasi still tells a masterful story about identity, revenge and family against the backdrop of a Cold War-era styled world.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the latest spy thriller from acclaimed author Derek Haas.
“Quite often brilliant, The Right Hand is one of my favourite reads of recent months. I’d love a sequel to this!“ ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk and Bane of Kings bring you the second comics round-up for January.
“Minus the disappointment of Wonder Woman these comics have all exceeded expectations.“ ~Shadowhawk
“Iron Man: Armour Wars is a fun, action-packed and brilliantly entertaining graphic novel that should not be missed for fans of Tony Stark.” ” ~Bane of Kings
Shadowhawk reviews the first Leverage novel, based on the hit TV show created by John Rogers and Chris Downey.
“Matt Forbeck strikes again in a love letter to geeks and nerds.” ~The Founding Fields