Review of Black Mountain by Greig Beck

The fourth full length Arcadian novel has arrived! Black Mountainbrings us back Alex Hunter, code name Arcadian, only partially recovered from his brush with death in This Green Hell.In the hands of the Israeli government, Alex has no memory of who or what he is. He only knows that he needs to get home because [...]

Review of The Silvered by Tanya Huff

Tanya Huff brings us a new epic adventure with The Silvered.In a small country at war with their neighbor, low-level mage Marian Maylin has witnessed the kidnapping of five female Mage-Pack, one the wife of the werewolf Pack leader. When Marian flees to the border to inform the military of what’s happened, she gets captured [...]

Review of City of Screams by James Rollins and Rebecca Cantrell

As an introduction to the upcoming book The Blood Gospel,James Rollins and Rebecca Cantrell give us City of Screams.We’re introduced to Army Ranger Sergeant Jordan Stone, a military crime scene investigator for JEFF (Joint Expeditionary Forensic Facility). He and his team are sent to an archaeological dig in Afghanistan, where the whole team of archaeologists [...]

Review of The Twelve by Justin Cronin

As the highly anticipated follow up to The Passage,The Twelvetakes up the story five years later. The group of friends who made the journey with Amy (the girl from nowhere) to Colorado where it all beganĀ are scattered or dead. Amy works with the sisters in an orphanage, Peter and Alicia have joined the Expeditionary, Michael [...]

Review of The Extinct by Victor Methos

Sometimes you try out a new author and you wonder where they’ve been all your life. And sometimes you don’t. I really wanted to like The Extinct,I really did. I’ll get into what I didn’t like at the end, but for now, here’s what it’s about. In India, a prehistoric hyena, known as an hyaenodon, [...]