'A Numbers Game' by R J Dark is the best crime novel I have read recently, it has a kitchen sink reality to it, but also the thrills and mischief you need in a novel that is not meant to be taken too seriously. Out now My @sfbook review sfbook.com/a-numbers-game.ht… @DaturaBooks

I am not sure if readers have noticed, but we have quietly entered a new Golden Era of Fantasy writing. Our Lady of Blades by @decastell is masterfully written, by an author at their peak. Out now My @sfbook review: sfbook.com/our-lady-of-blade… Thank you @arcadia_books @OkojieAyo

Can @carlene_author incorporate the game mechanics of the June's Journey into a story about murder on the Seine? Spoiler: the answer is yes. Out now Read my @sfbook review sfbook.com/death-wasnt-invit… Thank you @TitanBooks

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me, but in Shay Kauwe’s The Killing Spell, words will very much hurt you. In fact, words can be fashioned into spells to kill. Out now Read my @sfbook review sfbook.com/the-killing-spell… @Solarisbooks

@AllenJStroud’s 'The Fractal Series' is a series of thrilling, one-punch tales told in this broken attempt by humans to claim the stars. 10 Parts out now. Read my @sfbook review: sfbook.com/the-fractal-episo… Thank you @flametreepress

'Lives of Bitter Rain' by Adrian Tchaikovsky feels like being rushed through an exotic food market, getting a whiff of new spices or a taste of new delights. Out now My @sfbook review: sfbook.com/lives-of-bitter-r… Thank you @AdAstraFiction @HoZ_Books @lydiagittins @pollygrice

The Get Off by @faustfatale is a riotous example of Pulp Crime fiction, full of bullets, but also pathos. Out now. Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/the-get-off.htm Thank you @charlottekelly_ @HardCaseCrime

Star Wars: Reign of the Empire: The Mask of Fear by @AlexanderMFreed is one of the most complete Star Wars novels I have read, excellent for a rounded fan like me. Out now Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/the-mask-of-fear.… Thank you @StarWarsByRHW @DelReyUK @aoifkemcguire

Something strange is happening in Johnny Worthen’s 'The Gaia Chime' that suggest the planet may just be fighting back. A slower paced horror novel. Out now The @sfbook review: sfbook.com/the-gaia-chime.ht… Thank you @flametreepress @sarahminiaci

Whilst Marple was eating muffins and Poirot was drinking Prosecco, the PI in @PhilLecomber 'Midnight Streets' was investigating a duo of hideous murders the likes London has not seen since Jack the Ripper. Out now The @sfbook review: sfbook.com/midnight-streets.… @TitanBooks

📢Blog Tour📢 @sfbook are proud to launch the Blog Tour for the re-release of @ToriEldridge's Lily Wong series. We read and reviewed 'The Ninja Daughter' and it is one for crime fans who like their noir sun kissed. Out today sfbook.com/the-ninja-daughte… @DaturaBooks

Interstellar Masterchaf by @lavanya_ln is anything but cosy when it is discussing imperialism, xenophobia, and societal collapse. Cosy Sci Fi with hidden depths. Out now Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/interstellar-mega… Thank you @JessGofton @Solarisbooks

I felt a love of science fiction and the art of short storytelling within the pages of Sally McBride's 'The Price of Memory'. Out now Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/the-price-of-memo… Thank you @BrainLagBooks

'Gorse' by @Eythin_Trust is a book for people who know their Fairy Rings better than their Lord of The. One of the purest Fairie magic books I have read in recent years. Out now Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/gorse.htm Thank you @Solarisbooks @JessGofton

'What If...Wanda Maximoff and Peter Parker Were Siblings?' by @seananmcguire is one of the most rewardingly enjoyable Marvel books I have read. Out now Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/wanda-maximoff-an… Thank you @DelReyUK @aoifkemcguire

Guillotine by Delilah S Dawson is a very modern and edgy feeling horror that is horrible in places, but also surprisingly fun. Out today Read the @sfbook review: sfbook.com/guillotine.htm Thank you @TitanBooks @kabriya