Audiobook Reviews

Scamps & Scoundrels

6 October 2022

Scamps & Scoundrels, book one of the Bad Guys series by Eric Ugland went by in a flash. At eleven and a half hours, I got sucked all the way and couldn’t stop listening. As soon as I reached the […]

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[3] The Fall Revolution 3꞉ The Cassini Division

In the third book in Ken Macleod’s Fall Revolution series, we get to see the story of those who didn’t go through the Malley Mile to New Mars and what became of them. Set shortly after the events at the

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Review LitRPG

Goroth

21 September 2022

Everybody’s favourite murder hobo, former treasure chest-shaped mimic, and hero of the God of Chaos, Boxxy T. Morningwood, returns in a bit of a lacklustre outing for the series. While fun and filled with the humour I’ve come to expect,

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Review Humor

(Re)Possessed

20 September 2022

Much like the earlier books in the series, (Re)Possessed (book 4 of the 24/7 Demon Mart series) kicks off and barely pauses for breath between one bonkers thing going awry and the next. Lloyd once again finds strange things are

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Review Contemporary

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue

12 September 2022

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, written by V. E. Schwab, is another of those books I’ve seen for ages but never got around to grabbing. So, while at a bit of a loose end on what I wanted to

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Review Science Fiction

Date Night on Union Station

5 September 2022

I know that in the past, I’ve read the first few books of the EarthCent Ambassador Series by E.M. Foner, but that was so long ago now I’d forgotten virtually everything about them, apart from some minor bits and pieces,

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Review LitRPG

Dicken Around

28 August 2022

Dicken Around, written by Jonathan Smidt, is set in the same universe as the Dungeon Core Online (DCO) books but is told from the perspective of a couple of the dungeon divers rather than the dungeon itself. The good thing

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Review Contemporary

Lost Gods

24 August 2022

I’m not sure what compelled me to pick up Lost Gods, written by Brom, but I am rather glad that I did. I soon realised that I hadn’t even read the blurb that closely, as I thought “A young man

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Review Contemporary

The Midnight Library

16 August 2022

The Midnight Library, by Matt Haig, is one that has intrigued me for a while, and I finally got around to dropping a credit on it and giving it a go. The concept is interesting – when the main character,

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Review Fantasy

Monster Punk Horizon

13 August 2022

Monster Punk Horizon, written by H.P. Holo and narrated by Tess Irondale is a buttload of fun packed into a rather short run time. You might question my use of the word buttload, but once you’ve checked out this humourous,

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Review Science Fiction

The Junkie Quatrain

31 July 2022

I picked up The Junkie Quatrain by Peter Clines during a recent Audible sale for two bucks. Sure, it was cheap, but you still go into buying something with the expectation the main story is resolved in some way by

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[3] Dungeon Core Online꞉ Remastered Edition, Book Three

Review LitRPG

Dungeon Core Online: Book 3

31 July 2022

If the cover image doesn’t give it away, James/Glyax’s fourth floor is water themed. It’s not something he was looking forward to, but once he works out how to load it with terrors from the deep, well, of course, his

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