Book Reviews Reloaded: Sunfail

This article first appeared on East Niagara Post on February 9, 2016. It is repeated here as I work to put all my book reviews in one place. They will be posted on Thursdays or Fridays and only be altered from the original in that I will add publisher information and pages. Hopefully, by revisiting these reviews, other people might find a book they'd like to pick up for their own enjoyment.

Sunfail -- Steven Savile

Infamous Books

321 pages

End of the world books seem to be coming fast and furious lately. Everyone seems to have a take on how we will succumb, and how the scattered pockets of humanity will survive. The causes of the fall of Man are wide, however, occasionally, a new plot device enters the published works. Such is the case with Sunfail by Steven Savile.

Literally the Best Reviews: Glass Town

Glass Town -- Steven Savile

St. Martin’s Press

352 Pages

Once in awhile, I pick up a book that is very well hyped on the cover, and the synopsis seems to be a book that I would love. After I start reading it, I realize that the book is not only going to live up to the hype, it’s going to surpass it. Glass Town by Steven Savile definitely fits into that category. It was an astounding read right from the first page. Considering he has written for Doctor Who, Torchwood, and Stargate I was excited about what this offering could provide.