
Find You First by Linwood Barclay
Reviewed by Jim Napier Todd Coe is a personable young con man. His modus operandi is to call elderly pensioners, glean enough information...

Zee by Su J. Sokol
Reviewed by Timothy Niedermann Zee poses an intriguing question: what if we could hear what other people were thinking about us? The...

The Corpse with the Iron Will by Cathy Ace
Reviewed by Wendy Hawkin This is the tenth cozy mystery featuring Cait Morgan, a fifty-ish, marmite-munching, tea-drinking,...

Letters Across the Sea by Genevieve Graham
Reviewed by Gail M. Murray Masterful storyteller Graham is constantly on the hunt for little-known stories in Canadian history bringing...

Barbarians of the Beyond by Matt Hughes
Reviewed by Robert Runté Although the name might not be instantly recognizable outside of SF&F circles, Jack Vance (1916-2013) was one of...

ORB June 2021 Issue
Welcome to our last issue before our summer break. In it, we offer our insights into the works of fiction and true crime by David Clerson...

To See Out the Night by David Clerson
Reviewed by Ian Thomas Shaw For more than a century, writers everywhere have been influenced by Franz Kafka’s remarkable short story, The...

Find You First by Linwood Barclay
Reviewed by Jim Napier Todd Coe is a personable young con man. His modus operandi is to call elderly pensioners, glean enough information...

Our Darkest Night by Jennifer Robson
Reviewed by Gail M. Murray Once again Robson has fashioned a masterful novel overflowing in smooth liquid prose and memorable characters...

Murder Times Six by Alan R. Warren
Reviewed by Wendy Hawkin One thing stands between fiction and non-fiction. Reality. As a novelist, I’ve written stories about killers and...