Upstream Reviews
Declan Finn, Graham Bradley, Caroline Furlong, JR Handley, Denton SalleREVIEWING ONLY THE BEST IN SCI-FI, FANTASY, HORROR, MYSTERY & THRILLERS
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Book Review: Beyond the Fey Realm, by Nicholas Woode-Smith (Blood Veil #6)
It’s a series like this where I think we need to have a system where we review a whole series.
Kali Black was trying to be a South African reporter when she was turned into a vampire. She’s fought corrupt cops and insane werewolves, demon...
Video review: Fade, by Daniel Humphreys
Fade is proof Daniel Humphreys is capable of carrying the mantle of Jim Butcher.
If you're looking for urban fantasy that doesn't pull punches and has actual likeable protagonists, here's your next title.
Continued apologies for having th...
Review – Tell No Tales by C. Chancy
Corbin wakes in a graveyard. Why is she in a graveyard? She hates graveyards. Ever since the family buried her sister – and there was so much screaming, so much crying. So much pain….
Then a headstone falls and she realizes one reason why...
Book Review: Work Experience (Schooled In Magic #4), by Christopher G Nuttall
I’ve been greatly enjoying the Christopher Nuttal Schooled in Magic series. It has one of the best-developed worlds I’ve seen in quite some time, with rigorous, effortless world building that never really stops. We’re four books in, and the...
Review – Deuces Wild: Beginner’s Luck by L.S. King
Deuces Wild: Beginner’s Luck is a collection of stories featuring Slap – the younger hero’s nickname – and Tristan, whose nom de plume is not his real identity. Neither hero is exactly what they seem at first glance: Slap is nineteen, naive...
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40 published. 3x Dragon Award finalist. Catholic, Urban Fantasy, Christian Fiction. Vatican Ninjas galore
Writer, illustrator, gentleman trucker
Author of The Guardian Cycle and Contact: Angeles, Theophany, and the Knights of the Mutant Table, her website is www.carolinefurlong.wordpress.com, and her newsletter is https://carolinesnewsletter.substack.com/.
A little bit of crazy and a whole lot of fun! Website: www.jrhandley.com
Material Scientist, Chemist, Smith, Woodworker, Martial artist, Hunter, and a few other things, Denton writes fantasy for fun.
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