RReview: Midnight Riot by Ben Aaronovitch

Link: Midnight Riot

Rank: Borrow it From a Rich Friend

Comment: the tagline of "Harry Potter grows up and joins the Fuzz" is very deceiving. The main character knows nothing about magic and is just starting out, so expect training montages. An average Urban Fantasy that is more concerned with London than story or magic or anything else really...

New Betrothal Cover

So yeah, the problem with the last one was that you couldn't see the subtitle in white. Beside, this is more of what I had in mind when I originally came up with the Twilight Zone like swirls of hot pink and baby blue.

RReview: How I Killed Pluto and Why It had It Coming by Mike Brown

Link: How I Killed Pluto

Ranking: Buy it Now!

Comments: Great scientific and personal story both put together. My favorite non-fiction novel I've read this year so far.

RReview: Magic Slays by Ilona Andrews

Link: Magic Slays

Ranking: BUY IT NOW!

Comments: Not as good as book 4 but still the best Urban Fantasy out there. Another reminder to writers in the genre: focus on the "Fantasy" not the "Urban" in the label.

RReview: Undisputed by Chris Jericho

Link: Undisputed

Rank: Wait for Paperback

Comment: When Jericho is writing about his wrestling career it is some personal and powerful stuff, not to mention a good inside look at the business. When he's writing about his band... funny, but not as interesting. If you're a wrestling fan buying the book, beware that you might only find half of it to your liking.