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Review: Swordland – Edward Ruadh Butler

Posted on 09/03/201909/03/2019 by Speesh in Fiction, Medieval Ireland, Medieval Wales, The Norman Conquest

Stormin' Norman

Review: War of the Wolf – Bernard Cornwell

Posted on 27/02/201927/04/2019 by Speesh in Anglo-Saxon, Fiction, Historical Fiction, The Vikings

Bernard Cornwell's 2018 The Last Kingdom book

Review: Justice Gone – N. Lombardi Jr

Posted on 20/02/201921/02/2019 by Speesh in Fiction, Thriller

More than meets the eye

Review: The Company – Robert Littell

Posted on 14/02/2019 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction

May well be the best espionage book ever. I'd like to see better...

Review: The Midnight Line – Lee Child

Posted on 06/02/201917/01/2024 by Speesh in Fiction, Thriller

High jinks

Review: Palace of Treason – Jason Matthews

Posted on 03/02/201917/01/2024 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction, Thriller

There's a rat in me kitchen

Review: The Travelers – Chris Pavone

Posted on 22/01/201906/02/2019 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction, Thriller

Fully booked

The Icelandic Sagas: Europe’s most important book? | Books | The Guardian

Posted on 17/01/201917/01/2019 by Speesh in Fiction

The Icelandic Sagas fits our modern sense of storytelling

Review: Oath of Honour – Matthew Betley

Posted on 16/01/201916/01/2019 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

The difficult second book syndrome

Review: Monsters – C.R. May

Posted on 12/01/201913/01/2019 by Speesh in Anglo-Saxon, Beowulf, Fiction, Historical Fiction

Series: Sword of Woden III My version: Paperback Genre: Historical Fiction Scandinavia Publisher: C.R. May First published: 2013 Bought, signed From the cover: As the cataclysmic events unfold at Ravenswood, Beowulf lies locked in a death duel with the forces of Hel. Victorious, he gathers his war band, crossing the sea to Daneland, to fulfil his destiny. But with the … Continue reading Review: Monsters – C.R. May →