Tag: Humour

Hyperia Jones and the Olive Branch Caper

Hyperia Jones and the Olive Branch Caper

The Hype is real! Hyperia Jones is at the top of her game, and she knows it. By day, a glamorous pro-rasseler who dominates the TwistCube world of FIRE–the Federation of Interstellar Rassling Entertainment. By night, the daring, resourceful, and entirely unscrupulous Tekuani, master thief. But when the law catches up with her unexpectedly, she’s […]


Off to See the Wizard by Clay Johnson

Off to See the Wizard by Clay Johnson

At the end of most heroic quests, after a plucky band of heroes has averted the apocalypse, all is well, and everyone lives happily ever after… (until the next book in the series.) Now, for the first time, readers get an in depth look into what really happens after the quest. This is the collected […]


The Worst Man on Mars by Mark Roman & Corben Duke

The Worst Man on Mars by Mark Roman & Corben Duke

Hero. Legend. Role model. He is none of those. Flint Dugdale, blunt Yorkshireman and reality TV show winner, seems an unlikely contender for First Man on Mars. The Right Stuff he is not. But the tragic death of the mission’s brave commander has created a vacancy which Dugdale, with his large frame and ‘persuasive personality’, […]


Ancillary Take Off by Ayn Lucky

Ancillary Take Off by Ayn Lucky

Women had eliminated war, crimes of violence, and patriarchal oppression, not through the manipulation of pronouns, but through genetic manipulation and the elimination of the male gender. Now a message from the long forgotten Martian colony threatened the return of males to Earth. Scotti, an emotionally troubled engineer, and Athena, an illegal AI, must repel the Martian fleet to […]


Author Interview: Panda Johnson

Born in the East End of London during the late 1960’s, to a fairly typical London family of that period. Yes, within the sound of Bow Bells, so yes I am authentic Cockney, though now living in Cornwall it is not somewhere that I miss, after all who wouldn’t swap the traffic hewn streets for […]


Bear Trapped by Eve Hunter

Bear Trapped by Eve Hunter

For journalist Ada Hastings, it’s supposed to be a lazy two-week summer break on the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand. No deadlines, no complications, no men; in fact, nothing riskier than a hangover. But a casual walk in the bush takes her holiday from carefree to chilling when she discovers a bear bathing under a […]


Language in the blood by Angela Lockwood

Language in the blood by Angela Lockwood

Until the outbreak of the First World War, young Cameron Blair would have liked nothing better than to stay in Edinburgh and marry his childhood sweetheart. As the call to arms goes out, Cameron and his pals sign up to fight for their country. They are soon delivered into the nightmare of war, and there […]


The Defeatist by Sophie Bowns

The Defeatist by Sophie Bowns

Sometimes you don’t realise the mess you’ve made until you hit rock bottom. My life is a car crash, and the only person I can blame is myself. I was the reason that my parents broke up, and I ruined my own chances of happiness. I’m not proud of what I’ve done, and worst of […]


Radio Sphere by Devin terSteeg

Radio Sphere by Devin terSteeg

If you can hear me then you must be alive. You’re alive, right? That’s good. Good. Good for me. There aren’t many of us left. The water is looking at me again. The blue in the sky burnt away and now it’s all brown, everything is brown, past, present, and future. I don’t know what […]


The Monuments of Panda Johnson

The Monuments of Panda Johnson

The Monuments of Panda Johnson The Monuments of Panda Johnson isn’t my usual sort of science fiction book – it’s a comedy for starters – and anyone who knows me knows I have absolutely zero sense of humour (well, according to the husband I don’t anyway). So, the Monuments of Panda Johnson begins with a […]


Dead Medium

Dead Medium

“The Strangest Things Happen When You’re Dead.” – May Elizabeth Trump. First Impressions Penned as ‘Not your average ghost story,’ I would have to say I agree. It is like nothing of this genre that I’ve read before and I found myself getting sucked into the first chapter. I couldn’t help but like the cantankerous […]