RIPPER by David L. Golemon, Reviewed by Donald L Pitsiladis Jack the Ripper. He is a legend among serial killers and the boogie man to the rest of the world. The brutality shown in the five murders attributed to him…
The Apocalypse Codex by Charles Stross, Reviewed by Terry Mixon This book is part of a longer series of short stories, novellas, and novels featuring Bob Howard, an agent of the super secret British organization that protects the UK from…
The Lost Fleet: Beyond The Frontier: Invincible by Jack Campbell, Reviewed by Terry Mixon This book is part of a follow on series to the original six-book series The Lost Fleet. It is the second book of the Beyond The…
SONG OF THE SERPENT by Hugh Matthews, Reviewed by Timothy Schneck I am of two minds when it comes to SONG OF THE SERPENT. The part of me that enjoys a good fantasy novel finds this book just okay. However,…
BLOOD OF THE CITY by Robin D. Laws – Reviewed by Gilberto Galvez Magnimar is a city with personality, and one of the few people who truly understands its personality is Luma Derexhi. She is a “cobblestone druid,” a spellcaster…
Book reviewed by Shawn Micallef The Akinya family is one of wealth and prestige. It’s a family that has seen the labors of its matriarch, Eunice; grow the family to become rich and powerful. Eunice has put herself in seclusion…
Book reviewed by Scott Roche Let me start by saying that the best science fiction books aren’t about the science. They’re about the characters and what they go through. That’s true of most fiction, naturally. I think that in sci-fi…
Doctor Who: Shada by Gareth Roberts and Douglas Adams – Reviewed by Amanda Cales First, let me preface this review by saying that I am a diehard Doctor Who fan. I have watched every episode, seen and loved every Doctor,…
Here at the Dead Robot offices we’re proud of all the fine authors and publishers that we’ve been able to bring on our show to share their knowledge and insight with you, our listeners and fellow writers. A rather recent…
SecondWorld by Jeremy Robinson – A Review by Larry Tubbs I’m embarrassed to admit that SecondWorld is the first book by Jeremy Robinson I’ve read. A fact that will be soon changing, I assure you. It is a thriller in…
