News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
In S.S. Segran's Aegis Desolation, Hell was what they were living through, a hellish nightmare that had only one end in sight, the prophecy. The problem was, to stop Reyor, it was known that Tegan, Kody, Aari and Maria alone would not be enough, all five of The Chosen had to be together, and that… Continue reading Book review: S.S. Segran’s Aegis Desolation
Nina thought she'd landed her dream job, great money, funding, and time to on a new obsession, finding the Tomb of Hercules. After finding Atlantis she has a void to fill. Chase, however, finds himself stagnating. He was never designed to be tied to a desk, and Nina had changed, attempting to fit into her… Continue reading Book review: The Tomb of Hercules by Andy McDermott (@AndyMcDermott)
Gavin Shawlins is on the run, only he doesn't know it. Following their last mission for the Lambeth Group someone realised he knew something important, something that could put the US itself at risk. Zoe Tampsin, on the order of her superior, takes him and goes dark. In exchange for Gavin the US have offered… Continue reading Book review: The Black Fox by Gordon Bickerstaff
The Game of Sexes by Opal K. Dante is a thrilling combination of the action adventure genre and erotic romance. Evie is a twenty year old virgin, almost freshly released from the all-girl boarding school her mother banished her to at the earliest possibility. But now she is home once more, and her obsession with… Continue reading Book review: The Game of Sexes by Opal K. Dante
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