Kelly discusses Kevin J. Anderson’s latest release, Terra Incognita: Edge of the World. Religious wars, exploration, and sea monsters!

What starts out as the finale to a fun, fast paced military science fiction series really is more of a commentary on modern war and what it does to the people who must fight it.

Cullen was a bookworm and a loner, believing magic only existed in books. Then one day everything changed. Discovering a wand in his much beloved redwood forest, Cullen freed a centuries old Druid. The catch, Rowan of the Wood was now coexisting in Cullen’s mind and body.

From Lacey Soslow, the vice president of the Philadelphia chapter of the Michael Cera fan club, and author/editor Sarah O’Brien comes yet another intriguing release from Quirk Books: Geeky Dreamboats: A Celebration.

For any of you who have ever admired one of the many rock posters that appear outside local concert venues, plastered to the walls of warehouses and abandoned buildings, take the time to check out Quirk’s Gig Posters Volume 1: Rock Show Art of the 21st Century.

Now that Seth Grahame-Smith has become a household name due to the popularity and success of the author’s latest mash-up novel, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, it’s time to introduce Seth’s new fans to some of his previous work.

The protagonist in Anton Strout’s surprisingly fresh urban fiction series is a professional psychometrist; he is able to relive and know the history of any object he touches. The story follows his beginnings in a dodgy, underfunded government agency specializing in paranormal investigation.

Kelly got her hands on an advance reading copy of Kevin J. Anderson’s latest book Enemies and Allies which retells the first meeting of Batman and Superman, and this is what she has to say about it…

Kelly travels back in time to 1743 Scotland with Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander. This is a book not just for romance fans, but for fantasy fans as well.

Kelly steps into Medieval Ireland with the historic fantasy based on the fairy tale The Six Swans called The Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier.