Defiance Keeps Pace With Other Spiral Wars Books
Book four of the Spiral Wars series, by Joel Shepard, is another amazing entry for fans of either military thrillers or sci-fi, or just novels with really good, action-oriented plots. We’ve reviewed the complete series up to this point, and there is not a bad book in the bunch.
Five Years of Blogging and an Update
Michael’s back with a quick update on this 5th anniversary since his writing career started. It’s five years of blood, sweat and tears, and an update on his current hiatus and expected return to videogame blogging for GiN.
Going Darker with The Phoenix Empress
Sometimes, the second book of a trilogy can be a bit of a letdown, and The Phoenix Empress falls into that category given how amazing The Tigers Daughter turned out. Still, its filled with a memorable style that hopefully bodes well for book three.
Third Time’s a Charm for Kantovan Vault Spiral Wars Novel
Our reviewer fell in love with The Spiral Wars series with action packed military sci-fi books Renegade and Drysine Legacy by author Joel Shepard. But the third book, Kantovan Vault, blows those others out of the water.
A Legendary Legion Collection
Author Brandon Sanderson has become a fan favorite here at GiN. In Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds, he brings together all three of his Legion novellas in one place for the first time, making this collection an instant classic.
Action Stations with Drysine Legacy
Somehow, Drysine Legacy ramps up the action from the sci-fi thriller Renegade, which we very positively reviewed the other week. Renegade’s tale was action packed, but Drysine Legacy is off the charts, and a perfect read for Sci-Fi or Military enthusiasts.
Child of Ash Ends Amazing Sword Chronicle Trilogy
Author Michaelbrent Collings has become a fantasy reader favorite, and his Sword Chronicle trilogy is a perfect example of good swords and sorcery. Child of Ash finishes the three book series in some surprising ways.
Doodling With Escape Doodland
Escape Doodland is designed to mimic the drawings of a middle school age kid as you race through the game’s platforming mechanic. While the setting is sophomoric, the difficult gameplay is probably more college-like.
Anime Sunday: Index 3 Episode 01 Impressions
Michael’s back with his final column for the Fall 2018 season for this week’s Anime Sunday. It’s his Index 3 Episode 01 Impressions!
In Memoriam 2018 Edition
Michael’s back with a post looking at those we lost in the past year. He’s also got a status update for everyone, so you should check out this post.