4 stars A Street Cat Named Bob is the true story of how a recovering drug addict in sheltered accommodation and a stray cat came together just when they each needed the other most. As others have noted, this is... Continue Reading →
4 stars Human Nature has just overtaken Prisoner of the Daleks as my favourite Doctor Who book. The Eighth Doctor has turned himself human and is teaching at an English boarding school in 1913. Sound familiar? That's because this is... Continue Reading →
4 stars Spoilers have been written in white text which can be read by highlighting the relevant passage. Magic Kingdom for Sale - SOLD! tells the story of lawyer Ben Holiday who decides to buy a magic kingdom. Coming into this... Continue Reading →
4 stars The Warlock in Spite of Himself tells the story of space explorer Rod whose job it is to find undiscovered planets and to bring them under the jurisdiction of galactic democracy. At the start of the novel, Rod lands on a... Continue Reading →
4 stars My opinion of the first book in this series was mostly just that it was a very intelligent murder mystery with excellent twists and turns right to the end. This one, however, also manages to go brilliantly deep... Continue Reading →
4 stars I count myself as a bit of a connoisseur of Doctor Who stories, having been an avid fan of the show since 2005, absorbing every bit of television and extended universe material I could get my hands on.... Continue Reading →
4 stars Tiger Lily is a prequel and reworking of the well-known Peter Pan story. Told from the perspective of Tinkerbell, it follows Tiger Lily, the princess of the native tribe in Neverland. This book ended up being so much... Continue Reading →