This Is How You Lose the Time War blends time-warping sci-fi with a romance between rival agents, Red and Blue, whose connection transcends their conflict.

A short yet super engaging read with a superb MC, a well-executed plot plus setting, and a whole heap of evil. A PERFECT start to a highly promising new series.

A deeply nuanced sci-fi standalone with slow-burn suspense, a diverse and unorthodox cast of characters and a spaceship straight out of your worst nightmares.

After 34 years, I can safely say this series is the last place I’d want to end up in fantasy. It’s brutal, unforgiving, bleak, yet incredibly fun to read.

Gunshots. A dead body. An insidious beast that wears its victims skins. Armed with gaslamp and guns, Isabeau must navigate a night filled with lies and deception.

Wisteria is a fresh, original fairytale with subtle nods to the classic stories we know and love. It is an iconic end to the series, and I devoured it!

The Vragroths threaten to unleash an ancient evil on the world. Can Vigilanton, a dishonourable knight, and Grim, a half-Skorn, prove themselves?

With the same exploratory spirit that first drove humans to the stars, Rendezvous with Rama’s story of first contact reads almost like a documentary in book form.

“Reads like a Dan Brown-esque adventure thriller… but with a healthy dose of the supernatural!” To put it quite simply - a horror gem which is a MUST READ!

Need a quick read that feels wholly unique? The Whisper that Replaced God, a novella that follows a mad prince with a dark power, is your next read!

Dune continues the epic saga with the Bene Gesserit battling the Honored Matres. Themes of power, survival, and politics dominate this thrilling conclusion.

An action-packed grimdark historical fantasy set during the Crusades where vikings, werewolves and Christians clash steel over the control of holy relics.

Perfect for fans of Arthurian legend & portal fantasy with a heroine who learns she is a legendary queen when she is called back in time to save magic.

I am hooked, Quaintrell knows how to tell a fantastic story. This is a dark, emotional, mysterious adventure and it is only just beginning.

Red Rising injects you into a Mars-based dystopia filled with god-like rulers and a vicious, deadly underdog who makes you want to Howl in defiance.

If you love the whimsy of Naomi Novik’s Uprooted or Spinning Silver, mixed with the dark fantasy aspects of Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse, you’ll love this book.

The Darkest Parts of Me puts a fresh twist on the small-town romance trope when a girl with a past runs into a handsome stranger who is not of this world.

Forward and Back is an interesting time travel story that will keep you engaged throughout—but get ready to think and rethink about it after its final pages.

Men at Arms is a fantastic character-driven satire that highlights Terry Pratchett’s wit, wacky humor, and deep understanding of what it means to be human.

Hutch is a student of England wanting to tour Europe with his two friends. That is, until they get on a train to Berlin, and things go awry. Care for more?