A Slow Fire Burning – Paula Hawkins
The third novel from Paula Hawkins is her best yet.
Bloodless – Preston & Child
The past is prologue. So is Bloodless.
MEG: Generations – Steve Alten
There is always a bigger fish.
Halloween Kills (2021)
Evil dies tonight! Or not.
Saving Grace – Debbie Babitt
Save your time, don’t read Saving Grace.
Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back
You’ll never look at a giant space worm the same way again.
Malignant (2021)
A gory, crazy thrill ride that is a love letter to the schlock cult classics of the ’80s.
The Raven Tower – Ann Leckie
There will be a reckoning.
The Twisted Ones – T. Kingfisher
I twisted myself around like the twisted ones…
Ancillary Mercy – Ann Leckie
The Ancillary trilogy ends with the tremendously satisfying Ancillary Mercy.
Band-Maid – Unseen World
The Japanese hard rock group Band-Maid have arrived with what may be the best rock album of 2021, Unseen World.
Ancillary Sword – Ann Leckie
Middle installment stumbles a bit from the brilliant Ancillary Justice but is still compelling science fiction.
The Glass Hotel – Emily St. John Mandel
Emily St. John Mandel’s follow up to Station Eleven is a sprawling novel about the trajectory of choices.
Broken Harbor – Tana French
Broken Harbor, by Tana French, is not a book. It is a jagged ball of glass that dazzles the eyes but draws blood as deftly as a razor blade.
Verses for the Dead – Preston & Child
A rushed and hackneyed ending still doesn’t derail the best Pendergast outing in years.
The Umbrella Academy – Trailer!
A new trailer for the hotly anticipated Netflix series!
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