Ross M Kitson

It's taken me a while to get around to reading the second book in Pat Rothfuss's series. That's not because I didn't enj...

Let me start by reiterating that this is probably hands down the most intricate ambitious and engaging fantasy series I've ever read. Er...

Midnight Tides is the fifth book, and thus the half-way point, in the Malazan series of epic fantasy novels. It is also unusual in the seri...

Unlike many others I didn't binge-watch Netflix's latest Marvel offering, Jessica Jones, but savoured it like a fine wine (despite i...

The third book of Erikson’s incredible series marks the point where I slipped away from the books about six or so years ago. It’s tricky wit...

Anthologies are not everyone’s cup of tea, or in this case magic potion. Much like getting a box of chocolates and losing the little card th...

The second instalment of Stephen Erikson’s epic Malazan series was a re-read for me, having first read the book in close succession to Garde...

Heart Search 3- Betrayal I received an ARC of Carlie Cullen's HS3-Betrayal to review, having read and reviewed the first two books in th...

Just read the second of Scott Lynch's Gentleman Bastard series.  What can I say? Still head and shoulders above many in the fantasy genr...