Hello Humans! I'm going to do the slightly weird thing of prompting you to go to another blogger right at the start of this review. Because...in some ways I am back to my old habits. I am kind of reading a series out of order. Now in this case it's a bit complicated because it's... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! In my quest to find a time-travel book that does not suck I have encountered many terrible terrible books - but today I'm bringing you a review for one of the good ones! The Future of Another Timeline is the latest book from the author of Autonomous, Annalee Newitz. I thought Autonomous was exceptional so I... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! I feel like I need to start this review with a little defence of myself. People who've been with me since the beginning (two and a half years ago guys - we're doing amazing) will remember that for about a year I was the worst when it came to reading books in order. I... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Remember back when I reviewed Paris Adrift? Well, I reckon it's been about that long since I read a book featuring time travel - so it's probably time to review another. Nina Allan's The Silver Wind has recently been re-released by Titan books, who were kind enough to send me a copy to review. I... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! As many of you may know I am a huge fan of Mark Lawrence's Book of the Ancestor trilogy (Red Sister, Grey Sister and Holy Sister). When I reviewed an advanced copy of Holy Sister the author asked me if I'd be interested in reviewing his other upcoming book One World Kill, a very different book, with a... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Welcome to today's book review. I believe I've mentioned this before but Caroline Lawrence's The Roman Mysteries series was one of the series that really got me into reading as a child - after I was bought the first book as a present for a flight to Rome. They were also a big part of... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! It feels like a good long while since I last dipped my toes into the YA dystopian genre (but thinking about it, I just finished Monsters of Men so maybe that’s just me compartmentalising things into weird genre groups). At a guess, I’d say the other books I’ve read lately have been Dry... Continue Reading →
Morning mortals! Today's book review is another one of those books that are just a little bit weird. Now if you know me well (or you've been following Chaininteraction for a while) you'll know that I'm a big fan of weird. In a world of predictable fantasy fiction, anything that can make me say 'huh?'... Continue Reading →
Goodreads Summary: Years ago, witch hunters came to Carolina and devoured the Willows. Sixteen-year-old Collette, a powerful empath, was one of them. A part of a long line of witches that stretches back as far as the slave auctions of Charleston, she was especially gifted. Decades later, a series of strange kidnappings prompts a member... Continue Reading →
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