Shadowhawk takes a look at the latest novel from Guy Haley for Solaris Books.
“One of the best science fiction novels I’ve read to date, Crash perfectly captures the idea of life at the frontier, one driven by economics and social change. Fascinating is the word that comes to mind.” ~Shadowhawk, The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the second novel in the Dragon Apocalypse trilogy from Solaris Books.
“James Maxey is a freaking genius. I want more. Hush is a perfect sequel to Greatshadow and it has one hell of a cliffhanger ending.” ~Shadowhawk, The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the first novel in the Hadrumal Crisis series from Solaris Books.
“Outwardly a traditional fantasy story about mages and pirates and nobility, Dangerous Waters is far more than that and there’s a strong undercurrent of political deviousness in the book, which helps to set it apart from others in the genre.” ~Shadowhawk, The Founding Fields
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
Gareth L. Powell’s latest novel from publisher Solaris Books, Ack-Ack-Macaque, launches tomorrow at Forbidden Planet in London (on 179 Shaftesbury Avenue; 6.00-7.00 pm UTC). Coinciding with the release of the book is a comic strip for the popular 2000AD monthly magazine, a prequel titled “Indestructible“. Prog 2013 is an end-of-the-year 100-page bumper issue, so it’s even more of an awesome thing than it normally would be. The novel itself is one I’m looking forward to reading and this comic is just gravy for that! I think it’s about time that I got around to reading some Gareth Powell. The previews of the comic I’ve read are definitely ace! Click after the break to see what you can find in the comic strip.
Shadowhawk reviews the Halloween special anthology Magic, published by Solaris Books. This review is part of Shadowhawk’s Advent Calendar, which can be found here.
“Quite a fun anthology with some really fun contributions from some of the most talented authors.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the fourth novel in the bestselling Pantheon series, this time dealing with a frightening alternate history in which the Aztecs spread out from Mexico and conquer the entire world.
“Lovegrove mixes in his trademark tongue-in-cheek narrative style with a fairly serious tone to deliver a novel that is a good head and shoulders above Age of Zeus.” ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews a brand new debut title from Solaris Books, an urban fantasy about angels and demons.
“Blood and Feathers stands out proudly in a year full of stellar debuts.”~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews the first novel of the Dragon Apocalypse series by James Maxey.
“It’s very rare to find a novel packed to the brim with heart-pumping action, laugh out loud humour, and a protagonist who wants cake. Greatshadow is a brilliant book.“ ~The Founding Fields
Shadowhawk reviews Gaie Sebold’s debut novel for Solaris Books, the first in a new series.
“Inventive but flawed, Babylon Steel is a rollercoaster with unfortunately too many lows than highs.” ~The Founding Fields
