Tor UK (2011) ISBN: 978-0-330-54129-9
Score: 4

Seventh novel of the Shadows of the Apt, covering separate events but same time-frame as book 6. I'm a little confused by the title, since only one of the focus characters really fits as an heir of the blade; the other two explicitly become heirs, but of something rather different.

Roc (2013) ISBN: 978-0-451-46512-2
Score: 3

Eighth Greywalker novel, dealing with hungry ghosts and her boyfriend's nasty father.

Ace (2014) ISBN: 978-0-425-25674-9 ( Read more... )

Orbit (2013) ISBN: 978-0-316-24662-0 ( Read more... )

Tor (2014) ISBN: 978-07653-3640-8 ( Read more... )

Tor (2012) ISBN: 978-0-7653-3027-7
Score: 4

Start of an urban fantasy series about 4 London cops who suddenly gain the ability to see the supernatural, and decide they have a duty to fight crimes and criminals that no one else can see.

Next book: Brian Staveley, The Emperor's Blades

Tor (2013) ISBN: 978-0-7653-3415-2
Score: 3

Third novel about Jane Ellsworth (who uses a different name in each book), in which she's back in England dealing with political unrest and helping her sister find a husband.

Next Book: Paul Cornell, London Falling

Tor (2013) ISBN: 978-0-7653-3407-7
Score: 3

Fifth novel of the Clockwork Century (not counting the novella Clementine), and possibly the last novel as everyone finally notices the danger of the zombies and their cause.

Tor UK (2011) ISBN: 978-0-330-51146-9
Score: 4

Sixth novel of the Shadows of the Apt, in which we return to Collegium and Stenwold gets political with some new factions on and under the sea.

Roc (2013) ISBN: 978-0-451-46518-4
Score: 2

Second novel of the Agent of Hel urban fantasy series, in which things escalate supernaturally (with an Obeah villain) and romantically (she has sex with two guys and considers getting intimate with a third). I like the characters, but it all felt a bit bland and generic.