Book review: A Knife, A fork, A Bottle, & A Cork – SC Hayden

  SC Hayden’s novella will certainly appeal to dystopian fiction fans. I’m thinking Hayden watched a few movies including Logan’s Run, The Running Man and The Hunger Games before writing this, as the story has some similar ideas and themes. That’s not to say this is merely fan fiction. On the contrary, I really enjoyed…

Book review: The Silent Invasion – James Bradley

I do enjoy a good apocalypse read. The thought of dying world’s, alien invaders, mysterious plagues, it’s all good stuff that I love to dive into. These books often represent the opportunity for writers to develop fascinating, three-dimensional characters, or characters that you’re not always sure whose side they are on, characters with motives all…

Book review: The Rot – Paul Kane

Gee, Paul Kane had a lot to do with this latest book release. I only say this because his most recent release was the outstanding ‘Sherlock Holmes and the Servants of Hell’ which I heaped praise on here. ‘The Rot’ is completely different and cements Kane as one of the top writers in the genre of dark…

Book review: The Last Soldier – Rich Hawkins

It’s been a long journey to ‘ The Last Soldier’. I have had this book on my Kindle since release day but have only just got around to reading it. There are, I think, two reasons for this: Number one is that I have taken on way too many reviews (hence why I closed my…