Review: Moon Over Soho by Ben Aaronovitch

Moon over Soho

Ben Aaronovitch

Peter Grant #2

Gollancz

375 pages

3.5/5

Hey, look at me listening to an audiobook. Don’t worry, I’m still not a fan of them but needs must as they say.

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Review: A Little Hatred by Joe Abercrombie

A Little Hatred

Joe Abercrombie

Age of Madness #1

Gollancz

485 pages

4/5

After re-reading the entire First Law trilogy, the standalones and the short story collection, I am finally ready to get into Abercrombie’s latest trilogy. And just in time for the last book, as well.

Review: The Bone Ship’s Wake by R. J. Barker

The Bone Ship’s Wake

R. J. Barker

The Child Trilogy #3

Orbit

5/5

Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.

Yeah, wasn’t expecting such a sad ending. Although after the ending of The Wounded Kingdom, I should have.

Review: Always the Bridesmaid by Lindsey Kelk

Always the Bridesmaid

Lindsey Kelk

Harper Collins

389 pages

3.5/5

Well, this is like the complete opposite of the last Lindsey Kelk book I read.

Review: Un Lun Dun by China Miéville

Un Lun Dun

China Miéville

Pan

521 pages

4/5

Finally, a China Miéville novel that didn’t make me feel like a complete idiot while I was reading it.

Review: Sorcery of a Queen by Brian Naslund

Sorcery of a Queen

Brian Naslund

Dragons of Terra #2

Tor

504 pages

4/5

Is it bad that ever since I read Sourcery by Terry Pratchett, I keep spelling it that way, even though I know exactly how to spell the word properly?

August 2021 Wrap up

Here we are at the end of another month. Not quite sure where this year has gone but it’s getting closer to being over.