Sci-fi and Fantasy

"Writing a book is wonderful is many ways, but there are times you just want to throw it right out the window."

Ferrara is a talented writer, his prose smooth and his dialogue witty. The pace was excellent and the story kept moving forward with increasing tension until the very satisfying ending that left me hungry for book 2.

A woman's disappearance leads to the most extraordinary story.

The secrets of Rockford manor are very delicate and Imogen is cautious about creating any further concerns. There is something very strange about the deaths of her parents and that of her cousin, something that someone is willing to kill to keep secret.

This is the first book I've read that combines science fiction and the Santa Claus myth.

I rarely get a chance to tell a famous person he’s wrong, but here we go. Mr Orwell, you’re wrong.

If you enjoy fantasy and danger, threaded with mystery and adventure you will love the characters in this tale. The second of a series it still reads well on its own, and you will find that Wes and his erstwhile friends are a mix of fear and courage. It is when they are all together the courage becomes fierce, and when one of their friends comes into trouble, you see what makes them who they are.

Bymaster has taken the fight between good and evil in an alternate direction. While there is that competition between his characters, after much time together they begin to interact in more direct ways with humor, with mocking and sometimes with friendship.

Marc Cushman covers the third season of the original 'Star Trek' in exhaustive detail with revelatory surprises and a balanced approach.

Every night Roya dreams she is drowning, and has strange premonitions. And always there is that burning question offered during her sleep by strangers she does not know. Who is she?