Mags's post about Four Dragons reminded me that I've not reviewed it myself. And I won't right now, because I can't remember much about it other than I didn't find it very interesting and it didn't really help redeem the series in my eyes. I'll come back to that one ( Read more... )

Looking back through my tags, I realise that I've either not reviewed some of the Stargate novels, or I've not tagged them properly (dammit). The missing ones are Sacrifice Moon, A Matter of Honor, The Cost of Honor, Roswell, The Barque of Heaven, and Hydra. So, before the next four (whee!) come out, and because I am slightly obsessive-compulsive ( Read more... )

So, after all that, I had a long train journey on Saturday, took Valhalla along, and read it properly - and quite enjoyed it. *g*

( Reviewing it properly this time. )

*cries* Valhalla (Stargate novel #14), you are keeeeeeeeeeeelling me ( Read more... )

Do No Harm - short review:

w00t!

Longer review:

Ah, lovely. Why is it that the books with Janet and Hammond featuring prominently tend to be the best? Well, I think we know that. There were some fabulous moments for everyone. Daniel and Jack were about as argumentative as they ever get on the series. Sometimes it felt like it was edging towards too ( Read more... )

I realised (thanks,
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Stargate: Gift Of The Gods on CD? I haz it. Ah, the dulcet tones of Michael Shanks, whispering in my ear on my journey to work ( Read more... )

( Spoilers for the Stargate novel, City Of The Gods )