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The Courting of Bristol Keats | Review

Mary E. Pearson’s The Courting of Bristol Keats offers an imaginative world of Fae with less than likable lead characters.  The Courting of Bristol KeatsWritten...

Star Wars – Mace Windu: The Glass Abyss | Review

Mace Windu takes the spotlight in the latest Star Wars novel, The Glass Abyss, giving fans an original adventure that's thrilling, intimate, and not...

Batman: Resurrection is a Stunning Return to Burton’s Gotham | Review

John Jackson Miller takes fans back to Tim Burton and Michael Keaton's version of Gotham City for an all new Batman story that's probably...

Star Wars: The High Republic – Tears of the Nameless | Review

The latest High Republic adventure, in the form of a YA novel, arrives this week to shed new light on the Jedi's greatest threat,...

Exodus: The Archimedes Engine is A Compelling Space Opera | Review

Filled with intergalactic politics and intense Sci-Fi action, Peter F. Hamilton's latest novel, Exodus: The Archimedes Engine, is much more than a simple video...

Dragons of Eternity Brings Dragonlance Destinies to a Satisfying End | Review

The final novel in Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman's all new Dragonlance trilogy arrives this Summer; bringing the time-twisting adventure to an emotional conclusion....
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