New Review - Blood Rites by Jim Butcher (Orbit)

Okay, my latest review is up on The Founding Fields, a review of the sixth Dresden Files novel, Blood Rites, by Jim Butcher, published by Orbit Books in the UK. Check it out here, and see why I called it, "[A] Typical Dresden [Novel], Butcher does it again with style. Action packed, fast paced, as well as expanding on the background of the Dresden Files series."


You can check out the Goodreads page here, and read the short, Goodreads blurb below:

Harry Dresden, Chicago's only professional wizard, takes on a case as a favour to his friend Thomas - a vampire of dubious integrity - only to become the prime suspect in a series of ghastly murders. 


That's all for now, folks.

New Review - The Perplexing Problem of the Porcelain Bandits by Dan Johnson

Over on The Founding Fields, I've reviewed the Perplexing Problem of the Porcelain Bandits by Dan Johnson. It's a self published novel that I quite enjoyed, describing it as "A surprising Read with well-written and developed characters." 

You can read the Goodreads blurb for the novel below: 

Alex Baker is underemployed and under-motivated, until a cop shows up at his door with strange news about his former house mate, Brent. This is a story of baseball cards, the Chinese Mafia, and many conversations over drinks. If John D. Macdonald and Chuck Klosterman had ever met in San Francisco and shared a few too many glasses of Plymouth, this is the novel they would have written together.