Category: Fiction

Review: Prodigal Son – Gregg Hurwitz

Posted on by Speesh in Fiction, Thriller

"Cynicism, inhumanity and moral self-deception"

Review: The Man Between – Charles Cumming

Posted on by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction

My version: PaperbackGenre: Fiction, SpiesPublisher: Harper CollinsFirst published: 2019ISBN: 9780008200343Pages: 432Bought From the cover:A simple task for MI6 could cost him everything.A simple task.Successful novelist Kit Carradine has grown restless. So when British intelligence invites him to enter the secret world of espionage, he willingly takes a leap into the unknown.A global threat.Kit finds himself in … Continue reading Review: The Man Between – Charles Cumming →

Review: A Time For Swords – Matthew Harffy

Posted on by Speesh in 10th Century Britain, Britain/England, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Viking Britain

My version: eBookGenre: Historical Fiction, England, VikingsPublisher: Head of ZeusFirst published: 2020ISBN: 9781838932855Pages: 496 From the cover:There had been portents - famine, whirlwinds, lightning from clear skies, serpents seen flying through the air. But when the raiders came, no one was prepared.They came from the North, their dragon-prowed longships gliding out of the dawn mist as … Continue reading Review: A Time For Swords – Matthew Harffy →

Review: The Cotillion Brigade. A Novel Of The Civil War And The Most Famous Female Militia In American history – Glen Craney

Posted on by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction

My version: eBookGenre: Historical Fiction, US Civil WarPublisher: Brigid's Fire PressFirst published: 2021ISBN: 9780996154123Pages: 399 From the cover:Georgia burns. Sherman's Yankees are closing in, will the women of La Grange run or fight?Based on the true story of the celebrated Nancy Hart rifles, The Cotillion Brigade is a sweeping epic of the Civil War's ravages on … Continue reading Review: The Cotillion Brigade. A Novel Of The Civil War And The Most Famous Female Militia In American history – Glen Craney →