Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4
A fun edge-of-your-seat thriller in an SF wrapper, and I really enjoyed reading it.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 2
This is not a nuanced view on the hemp debate. More importantly, in a book you pay for, it isn't that entertaining.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 3
Readers of women’s fiction may enjoy it, as may those who enjoy Saw-style horror for the details of Annie’s captivity.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4
A great short, fast, and twisted tale for crime and police procedural readers.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: DNF
the formatting and grammar obscured the story completely
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4
A new take on the zombie story, with a great protagonist, which is definitely one for horror fans.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4
1980s cartoons about Apple Macs, which are disturbingly still relevant and funny. Geeks get this now. Everyone else, have a look and a laugh.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 3
Good for American Christian readers to read with their children, but possibly less so for British families and early readers.
Reviewed by Rhyme Hunter
Rating: 3
Readers of modern poetry may enjoy this, and the themes of alienation and aimlessness may well appeal in these times.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4
Highly recommended for a 15 minute coffee break read.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 2
A disappointing prequel with a poor lead but good background. For fans of the genre only.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4
An excellent short story set during the worst attack on Scotland from WWII.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4
A concise collection of criminally clever comedy capers.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4
A short enjoyable fantasy, with a lot of promise for the rest of the series.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 2
A short story on yoga and life in New York.which fails to truly engage
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 3
A black comedy, sexy romance and police thriller all rolled into one with plenty of twists and turns.
