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Category: Fiction

Review: All You Need Is Kill – Hiroshi Sakurazaka / Takeshi Obata

Posted on 13/09/202619/09/2026 by Speesh in Fiction, Graphic Novel, Science Fiction

Manga. Not exactly something I'm looking forward to doing again any time soon

Tagged anime, Edge Of Tomorrow, Hiroshi Sakurazaka, Manga, Shonen Jump Advanced, Takeshi ObataLeave a comment
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Review: Underground Airlines – Ben H. Winters

Posted on 12/09/202619/09/2026 by Speesh in Fiction, Science Fiction, Thriller

No fly zone

Tagged Ben H. Winters, Century, Fantasy, Science Fiction, U.S. Civil War, Underground AirlinesLeave a comment
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Review: Agent In Place – Helen MacInnes

Posted on 11/09/202611/09/2026 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction, Thriller

"Agent in Place" by Helen MacInnes is a Cold War thriller about a well-meaning spy whose leak ignites an international crisis, blending procedural realism with themes of idealism and espionage consequences.

Tagged Agent In Place, Cold War, Espionage, Espionage Thriller, Fiction, Helen Macinnes, Intelligence, spy, Thriller, Titan BooksLeave a comment

Review: A Savage Moon – Theodore Brun

Posted on 10/09/2026 by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction, The Vikings

A darkness that moves...

Tagged Corvus Books, Historical Fiction, The Wanderer Chronicles, Theodore BrunLeave a comment

Review: The Bourne Legacy – Robert Ludlum, Eric Van Lustbader

Posted on 10/09/2026 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Robert Ludlum, Terrorism, Thriller

Bourne again, again

Tagged Eric van Lustbader, Jason Bourne, Orion Books, Robert Ludlum, The Bourne LegacyLeave a comment
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Review: The Innocent – David Baldacci

Posted on 10/09/2026 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Thriller

When refusing to pull the trigger could get you killed

Tagged Assassin, David Baldacci, Macmillan, Will RobieLeave a comment
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Review: The Target – David Baldacci

Posted on 07/09/2026 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Thriller

Their most dangerous mission to date tests the reader's patience with Robie and Reel to their limits

Tagged David Baldacci, Grand Central Publishing, Macmillan, Pan Books, Robbie and Reel, The Target, ThrillerLeave a comment
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Review: The True Soldier – Paul Fraser Collard

Posted on 07/09/2026 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Historical Fiction, U.S. Civil War

Brief and to the point

Tagged Headline Books, Jack Lark, Paul Fraser Collard, The True Soldier, U.S. Civil WarLeave a comment

Review: The Treadstone Rendition – Joshua Hood

Posted on 06/09/2026 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Robert Ludlum, Thriller

Relentless. And enjoyable

Tagged Head Of Zeus, Joshua Hood, Penguin Random House, Robert Ludlum, The Treadstone Rendition, TreadstoneLeave a comment

Review: All You Need Is Kill – Hiroshi Sakurazaka

Posted on 06/09/2026 by Speesh in Fiction, Science Fiction

Live. Die. Repeat.

Tagged All You Need Is Kill, Edge Of Tomorrow, Hiroshi SakurazakaLeave a comment

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