
The Tower of Fools by Andrzej Sapkowski
The Tower of Fools by Andrzej Sapkowski is an historical fantasy with plenty of wry humour. Read my review at John C Adams Reviews.

White Wolf by David Gemmell
Book name: White Wolf Author: David Gemmell Publisher: Bantam Format: ebook, print, audiobook Genre: Fantasy Publication Date: 2003...

Exiles of the Rynth by Carole Nelson Douglas
‘Exiles of the Rynth’ is book two of the Sword and Circlet series. It’s the sequel to ‘Six of Swords’, and it was the first time Douglas had

On the Ocean Wave!
Poor roads and the danger of coming under attack from robbers or worse when travelling overland can make a journey by boat seem the natural.

Greenfingers: The Garden in Fantasy Fiction
For millennia, gardens have been the ideal location for sin and subterfuge, especially when competing forces clash for prestige and power

Calenture by Storm Constantine
‘Calenture’ is easily characterised as a fantasy novel, because the genre is exceptionally wide, but beyond that it is a tricky work to

The Demon King by Cinda William Chima
I'd actually read the sequel, 'The Exiled Queen', before I dived into 'The Demon King', so I worried a little that this story might seem pre

Greenwitch by Susan Cooper
The books you buy in childhood are the ones you'll remember all your life. I can still recall walking into W H Smiths in Romford, Essex and

Soul Eaters in Fantasy Fiction
The soul is that mysterious, invisible, intangible part of ourselves that gives us life and identity. It's so crucial to our existence

The Princess and the Goblin by George MacDonald
t is a truth universally acknowledged that a young lady of good breeding must be in want of a goblin. I'm just kidding. As far as I know...