Once again, Heartfield strikes gold; the sequel to 2022’s The Magus Conspiracy is action-packed, narratively gripping and visually striking, just as much as the video game series that it’s based on. The Resurrection Plot is fast-paced, and somehow I read through it even quicker than its predecessor. Seriously, I was on chapter 14 before I... Continue Reading →
Review: Infamous by Lex Croucher
I love a good historical fiction novel. In fact, it’s the most-read genre of both fiction and non-fiction from 2022 according to TheStoryGraph. It also means that the backlog of books to be read in historical fiction is immense. What I need is a book so vivid and catching that I can finish it in... Continue Reading →
🕮 The Hidden Books Game 2022 🕮
The 10th Hidden Books Game launched on Nov 10th 2022; amongst the chaos of quizzing and puzzles how many titles could I uncover?
Ithaca: Weaving intriguing quests into classic tales.
Retellings of Greek mythology and Ancient Greek epics seem to be my genre of choice in 2022; from Jennifer Saint’s two novels, starting Lore Olympus, and more besides, every writer continues to bring something new to old tales. Ithaca by Claire North is no exception to the rule. Eighteen years since Odysseus left for Troy,... Continue Reading →
Review: “The Magus Conspiracy” by Kate Heartfield
Set in 1851, the upcoming novel based in the Assassin's Creed universe is an enthralling read from Kate Heartfield.
Review: “Elektra” by Jennifer Saint
Jennifer Saint's second novel "Elektra" retells more stories from greek myth with a feminst point of view - this time the Iliad and Orestea.
Goodreads Challenge 2020: Lyrical Adventures in a sea of scriptures
Reading targets are all well and good, but how am I getting along with my 2020 reading goals 2/3 of the way through the year?
Reading Rush 2020: Seven days, seven challenges, and a marathon read
The Reading Rush starts this week! But which books am I hoping to complete this week?
The Nerdy Archer 