LIES SLEEPING by Ben Aaronovitch

A new review over at Tor.com:

Lies Sleeping is the latest instalment in Ben Aaronovitch’s Peter Grant series of magical murder mysteries, set in London and featuring a London Metropolitan police force that really doesn’t want to have to admit that magic exists. Lies Sleeping is the seventh full-length novel in a series that also encompasses several graphic novels and at least one novella. Peter Grant’s London has depth, breadth, and a complex array of recurring characters, and every one of the novels can be relied on to start with a bang.

 

Ben Aaronovitch’s THE HANGING TREE

Reviewed over at Tor.com.

Ben Aaronovitch’s FOXGLOVE SUMMER

Reviewed over at Tor.com.

Review copies received

On the left side is a tiny blur of disappearing cat tail.

This time, they’re from DAW (thanks, DAW!) and it’s Ben Aaronovitch’s FOXGLOVE SUMMER, Jim C. Hines’ UNBOUND, and a debut novel called IMPULSE by a bloke called Dave Bara, which based on its first chapter I won’t be finishing.

Ben Aaronovitch’s Broken Homes

A review over at Tor.com:

Broken Homes is the fourth instalment in Ben Aaronovitch’s bestselling Peter Grant series, after last year’s Whispers Under Ground. If you’re new to the joy that’s PC Peter Grant and the mysteries he investigates under the supervision of DCI Thomas Nightingale—England’s last officially practising wizard—Broken Homes is not the best place to start. Unlike Moon Over Soho or Whispers Under Ground, it doesn’t give you much time to get your feet under you before it starts setting up its dominos and knocking them down.

The knocking down is, in places, rather literal.