Anthology Review: The Year's Best Science Fiction 28
/The living giants of science fiction stretch and subvert the fabric of imagination in the latest instalment of this legendary anthology series.
Read MoreBook Review: The Deception at Lyme
/In Carrie Bebris' latest Jane Austen homage, the detective duo of Mr. & Mrs. Darcy take a vacation at Lyme, a location the proves scenic, fascinating - and deadly!
Read MoreBook Review: India Black and the Widow of Windsor
/High society madam and sometime-spy for the Crown, India Black investigates a threat to the life of Queen Victoria herself in Carol Carr's latest delightful romp.
Read MoreBook Review: When Passion Rules
/In Johanna Lindsey's latest, the heiress to a distant kingdom returns home to stop a war and promptly falls into tempestuous love with the captain of the palace guard, giving whole new meanings to 'porous borders'
Read MoreAnthology Review: Cape Cod Noir
/A noir mystery anthology takes us down the mean streets of ... West Brewster?
Read MoreBook Review: The Favored Queen
/A new novel tries to infuse life and drama into the mousy, deferential person of Henry VIII's third wife, Jane Seymour
Read MoreBook Review: The Good Thief's Guide to Venice
/In his latest adventure, (mostly) reformed thief Charlie Howard finds trouble in the much-storied Queen of the Adriatic.
Read MoreNew in Paperback: Superman Secret Origin
/A thrilling re-telling of the famous origin story of the Man of Steel
Read MoreOn Reading a Five-Volume Biography of Prince Albert
/Maligned as nothing but handsome breeding stock, this German import did more to redefine the role of the monarchy than any subsequent royal, consort or king.
Read MoreBook Review: December 1941
/A day-by-day, hour-by-hour reconstruction of the month America's childhood ended, from a historian who's read every word on the subject.
Read MoreBook Review: Spectrum 18
/The latest eye-catching volume in the ongoing series collecting the best science fiction and fantasy artwork of the previous year - elves, jedis, dragons, warlocks, and busty showgirls ... and more than a few surprises!
Read MoreBook Review: The Tudor Throne
/Two Tudor sisters fight for a throne - and love - in the latest historical fiction from Kensington Books
Read MoreComics: Essential Rawhide Kid Volume 1
/Marvel's pint-sized Old West gunslinger gets his first 'essential' volume!
Read MoreNow in Paperback: From Colony to Superpower
/An epic history of America's foreign policy-making, from a defeated King George III to a defeated Saddam Hussein, with every dictator, diplomat, and sometimes befuddled President in between.
Read MoreBook Review: The Iron Knight
/Julie Kagawa's evocative, addictive teen series concludes the way all her fans hoped it would: with Ash's story.
Read MoreBook Review: The Iliad
/A new translation raises old questions about the greatest epic of them all.
Read MoreClassics Reissued: The Fifth Queen
/Before he wrote the novels that made him famous, Ford Madox Ford wrote Tudor fiction - and this great stuff is now offered to readers again.
Read MoreBook Review: A Beginner's Guide to Rakes
/A spirited and enterprising widow returns to London and finds herself locking horns with the cardsharp lord who crossed her path three years before in Vienna ...
Read MoreBook Review: The Heroes
/The latest gritty, violent, sarcastic military science fiction novel from Joe Abercrombie
Read MoreClassics Reissued: Avengers Forever
/The mighty Avengers - past, present, and yet to come - team up with Kang the Conqueror to save the present from the marauding future. Dramamine not included.
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