Gollancz
Books published by Gollancz
Lies Sleeping
The Faceless Man is back and it’s up to DC Peter Grant and his colleagues from the Folly to stop his latest murderous spree and stop him unleashing chaos on London.
Reviewed on 08 December 2018 by Linda Wilson
The Furthest Station
When things that normally go bump in the night start disturbing commuters on the tube, PC Peter Grant gets dispatched to sort out the problem.
Reviewed on 28 October 2017 by Linda Wilson
Rhyming Rings
A serial killer is at work in west London. Young journalist Jeremy Miller desperately wants to cover the story, and soon finds an unusual angle: a woman who claims to be able to experience the victims’ dying moments.
Reviewed on 30 September 2017 by Linda Wilson
The Death House
Toby lives in the Death House, isolated from the world, confined with others who have tested positive for a defective gene. There’s only one way out of the house, and that’s not one any of the inmates wants to take.
Reviewed on 19 August 2017 by Linda Wilson
The Hanging Tree
Life was always going to get complicated for Peter Grant when Lady Ty's teenage daughter is involved with a drug overdose at a party, but matters quickly become more complicated with the involvement of a magical book and the Faceless Man.
Reviewed on 18 February 2017 by Anthea Hawdon
Night Shift
Something old and dangerous is stirring under the crossroads in Midnight, a town populated by vampires, witches, angels and even some normal people. Fortunately the community works together to overcome the threat to their existence.
Reviewed on 24 December 2016 by John Barnbrook
The Incorruptibles
Army scouts Fisk and Shoe are assigned to guide a Senator on a hunting trip, but face supernatural as well as human enemies.
Reviewed on 09 July 2016 by John Cleal
13 Minutes
Teenager Natasha dies for 13 minutes after a plunge into an icy river. No one, not even Natasha, knows what she was doing in the woods at night or how she ended up in the water.
Reviewed on 23 April 2016 by Linda Wilson
Sarah Canary
A mysterious white woman appears in a Chinese railway camp in the winter of 1873. Ordered by his uncle to return her to the white world, a young Chinese man begins a quest for right and good.
Reviewed on 13 February 2016 by John Cleal
Shards of Hope
Arrow Squad leader Aden Kai has been kidnapped and his psychic abilities are being blocked. The rest of the world doesn’t know if he’s alive or dead, and the way things are looking, dead is going to be the most likely outcome.
Reviewed on 02 January 2016 by Linda Wilson
Archangel's Shadows
Guild Hunter Ashwini Taj investigates the murder of a young woman found drained of life and mummified. Something nasty is definitely lurking in the shadows of New York.
Reviewed on 08 May 2015 by Linda Wilson
Robot Overlords
Humanity has lost the battle for its autonomy and robots are in control of the earth. The survivors are being confined to their homes for seven years but the robots claim they’ll then leave peacefully. Robots never lie, so they say, but can they be trusted?
Reviewed on 04 April 2015 by Linda Wilson
Foxglove Summer
Peter Grant takes a trip to rural Herefordshire to assist in the search for two missing children.
Reviewed on 29 November 2014 by Linda Wilson
Midnight Crossroad
Midnight is a town besieged by secrets and unanswered questions – when a newcomer arrives and people start dying, it may be more than the townsfolk can handle
Reviewed on 09 July 2014 by Julee Sanderson
The Harper Connelly Omnibus
When Harper Connelly was struck by lightning she gained the ability to find dead bodies. It's not the easiest way to earn a living, but there’s always plenty of demand for her services.
Reviewed on 03 May 2014 by Linda Wilson
Broken Homes
A murder, a suicide and a theft of a magical book lead PC Peter Grant to a strange estate in South London. Can he find out what the evil magician, the Faceless Man, is planning before it's too late?
Reviewed on 11 December 2013 by Anthea Hawdon
