Review

A nicely put together tale of derring-do, brimful of good humour but with something more to offer as well.

If you've read Patrick Rothfuss, Scott Lynch and Joe Abercrombie and you're looking for something equally brilliant that you can really get your teeth into then look no further.

A quite astonishing debut, imaginative, thoughtful and rich in detail.

There's enough here, from a master of science-fiction, to recommend it to fans of the fantasy genre.

A decent enough, high-tech thriller that has a few twists and turns and some nice flourishes.

The final part in this epic space adventure and fitting end to a terrific saga.

Part two of The Merchant Princes saga will keep you on the edge of your seat and guessing till the end.

A cracking read that walks the tightrope between adult and child with consummate skill.

Not one of Robert Rankin's best but it does has some lovely touches to complement his trademark humour.

A refreshingly different story with dark edges and humour in equal measure, something you see all too rarely in fantasy.