Stephen Malone

More a series of scenes than an actual story, and one I didn't really get to grips with.

I find myself wanting to see the other side of this conversation more and more with each passing letter.

More of the same. 

A solid adventure in a delightful magical world, even if the author is a little too obsessed with boobs. 

Speculative fiction that's barely fiction at all, but a decent read nonetheless.

Drowning in a sea of detail. 

Every Star Wars book I read feels weirdly childish. 

A sad little book about two sad little girls. I honestly don't know what to make of it. 

A great little romp with a surprisingly emotional ending.

Smaller and sadder than I thought it was going to be, but amazing nonetheless.

My first Culture book, and an amazing one at that.

Like a psychiatric Sliders, but with a surprisingly milquetoast ending. 

More of the same John Green schtick, feels like The Fault in our Stars but with OCD instead of cancer.

Suddenly I understand that Simpsons episode so much better.

An amazing end to the Merchant Princes saga, and an excellent foundation for the future.

Starts strong, but quickly devolves into messy road-trip soup where things just happen. 

A classic for a reason. 

Harry Potter crossed with 1984; a complete masterpiece.

More of the same (but the same's pretty good), the Merchant Princes series is a little long in the tooth but with an explosive cliffhanger it does give good reason to keep the series going.

A delightful whirlwind.

Still my favourite book of all time. Harry Potter meets The Matrix meets far-future impossibility. Incredible. 

A whirlwind tour of a maddening labyrinth. Like every soft sci-fi book I read, I only wish the concepts were more rigorously explained.

What a weird genre.

I accidentally started book series at wrong book (this is #7), but now that I have all six prior books worth of context, I can say that this book is truly staggering in scope. An amazing sci-fi spy novel from start to finish.

I still don't quite get romance novels, but this one was pretty decent (and thankfully short).