The Tides of War returns! Fallen Gods, James A Moore’s sequel to the acclaimed The Last Sacrifice is here at last. Brogan McTyre and his band of warriors are takin
g on their deities, it’s a hell of a ride…
Brogan McTyre and his compatriots are wanted, dead or alive. Preferably alive, so they can be sacrificed to the raging gods. All they can do is hire more mercenaries and turn
The sky’s the limit in Joseph Brassey’s wild adventure through the Drifting Lands, Skyfarer. It’s bloody brilliant fun, so we’re giving you the first couple of chapters for free!
The Axiom Diamond is a mythical relic, with the power to show its bearer any truth they desire. Men have sought for it across many continents for centuries, but in vain. When trainee sorceress Aimee de Laurent’s
Ever wondered what would happen if we uploaded everyone’s minds at the point of death?
Well in his brand new novel, The Uploaded, Ferrett Steinmetz has done just that and it turns out it might not be so fun for the living…
Life sucks and then you die…
In the near future, the elderly have moved online and now live within the computer network. But that
Need another hero? Meet Lincoln Suh and the Outriders – a crack team of near-immortal super soldiers engaged in spec ops in outer space! You’ll love Sungrazer, the standalone sequel to Jay Posey’s Outriders, and you can read the first two chapters on us, right now.
In a new Cold War between Earth and the colonies on Mars, when devastating weapons go missing, there’s only one team you can call – the Outriders. A
Fancy some expansive, colony science fiction with some corporate intrigue and alien biology all mixed in? Then you’ll love Wendy N Wagner’s expansive, compelling and heartfelt new novel, An Oath of Dogs.
Kate Standish has been on the forest-world of Huginn less than a week and she’s already pretty sure her new company murdered her boss. But the little town of mill workers
To celebrate 30 years of Steampunk, read the third in K W Jeter’s iconic steampunk triology, Grim Expectations, the thrilling sequel to Infernal Devices and Fiendish Schemes.
Some time after the events of Fiendish Schemes, George Dower finds himself a widower, of sorts. On her deathbed, Miss McThane entrusts Dower with a small, ticking clockwork box. The box is mysteriously linked to her.
When she breathes her last, the box
Fancy a fast paced murder mystery combined with a science fiction thriller? Then check out the first book in Patrick S Tomlinson’s Children of a Dead Earth series, The Ark.
Humankind has escaped a dying Earth and set out to find a new home among the stars aboard an immense generation spaceship, affectionately named the Ark. Bryan Benson is the Ark’s greatest living sports hero, enjoying retirement working as a
Danielle L. Jensen returns this June with her stunning prequel to the Malediction trilogy, The Broken Ones, which chronicles the ill-fated love affair between Marc and Pénélope as they struggle to navigate the complex political world of Trollus.
Below Forsaken Mountain, a plot is being hatched to overthrow the tyrant king of Trollus, and Marc is the right-hand man of its leader. His involvement is information more than
Step into a future of humanity with a free sample from Mattew De Abaitua’s distinctive and thoughtful novel, The Destructives.
Matthew will be at Innominate in Birmingham this coming weekend, where he’ll be taking part in various panels and holding a reading, so, if you have a membership be sure to pop along to the Salisbury Room of the Metropole Saturday night at 7PM to hear his dulcet tones.
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Read the first chapter of the novel that kicked off The Strange RPG, and dive into a science fantasy like no other. Bruce R Cordell introduces us to a mind-expanding alternate world discovered by groundbreaking computer programmers in The Strange: Myth of the Maker.
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Carter Morrison didn’t want to kill his friends, or himself, but he had a good reason. It was either them, or
Our favourite foul-mouthed demon-botherer Don Drake is back in the second of Peter McLean’s Burned Man series, Dominion – A dark neo noir set beneath London, written with all the charm of your favourite British gangster movies. As the sequel to Drake and followed by the upcoming (just under a month, folks!) Damnation, there’s plenty more of this gritty urban fantasy to explore. 
In the tunnels deep under London, the
Join the heroes of Baneswatch for The Iron Ghost the second part of Jen William’s vibrant, high fantasy series the Copper Cat.
This epic and action filled adventure was described as “The highly anticipated sequel to the entertaining The Copper Promise, which featured appealing leads with a tendency to put self-interest ahead of heroism.” by The Guardian.
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Beware the dawning of a new mage…
Wydrin of Crosshaven, Sir
This timeless novel is a gorgeous steampunk classic. A masterclass from the father of the genre himself: K W Jeter
Infernal Devices is a classic tale of time travel, clockwork and sexual intrigue and it’s also the first book in the George Dower Trilogy, so it’s definitely worth your time to peruse the first two chapters we’ve included below.
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Ladies, Gentlemen and Robots! Step up and discover the strange and powerful elixir that is Dr Potter’s Medicine Show.
Here is your chance to discover more of Eric Scott Fischl’s darkly fantastical twist on historical fiction, described as “Dirty, dank, and dangerous. Dr Potter’s Medicine Show is the missing season of Carnivàle you didn’t know you needed until now.” by Adam Rakunas, Philip K Dick
Want to read a sample of Kameron Hurley’s epic and thrilling The Stars Are Legion? Of course you do!
As Andrew Liptak at The Verge says, The Stars Are Legion is ‘a beautiful work of fiction, a wholly original novel that pops and crackles with big ideas’. It’s also been called ‘Badass’ by John Scalzi, bestselling author of Old Man’s War.
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Somewhere on the outer rim of the universe, a mass of decaying
Sometimes you just need “a bold, brash, bloody story” (Beauty in Ruins) and Andy Remic‘s Twilight of the Dragons more than meets those expectations: “an undeniably brutal, no-holds barred grimdark, which grabs a reader by the throat and never lets go” (Bookwraiths).
What’s not to love? We’ve slipped a few chapters online for free so you can whet your appetite. Here’s the synopsis:
During a recent dwarf civil-war deep under the Karamakkos
