The modern-day Ghost Busters, JC Chance, Happy Jack Palmer, and Melody Chambers of the Carnacki Institute are up to their necks and beyond again in Simon R. Green’s second book of his Ghost Finders series, Ghost of...

If you’re a fan of Things That Go Bump In The Night and TV programs about hunting for ghosts, then Historic Haunted America by the writing duo of Michael Norman and Beth Scott may be just the...

Romeo and Juliet as a space opera? Count me in! From 1821 Comics:

Those Cynsters, always looking for trouble . . . but in these delicious additions to Laurens’ long-running Regency-era historical series, the young ladies in question are hunted by trouble with a capital L.  L for laird, that is. ...

Editor’s note: This review contains massive spoilers for the previous books in this series, so read on at your peril!

Not a new trailer but I just saw the book on a shelf and it looked awesome. (If you’ve read it tell me if it is!)

Publisher’s Description: October “Toby” Daye is settling into her new role as Countess of Goldengreen. She’s actually dating again, and she’s taken on Quentin as her squire. So, of course, it’s time for things to take a...

Stefan Petrucha puts a new spin on zombies in his latest novel, Dead Mann Walking. They’re a product of their society, and in general, are relatively harmless, unless they go feral. I doubt if anyone can make zombies...

I wanted a copy of this anthology because Sharon Shinn has an inclusion in it.  Period.  But the theme (taking the title as the theme) was also intriguing; I have read a few fallen angel stories and...