Books by Tim Lebbon
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review 1: I'm not sure how to really classify or discuss this story other than to say that the style of writing was interesting and the story was well written, and the characters believable. The chapters all begin as if you're looking down on the scene from afar and a conspiratorial, confe...
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review 1: I actually really enjoyed the movie, which is surprising, because I don't typically enjoy slasher-type movies. I enjoy being scared while watching a movie, but not horrified. I don't like gore very much. But this movie was pretty damn entertaining - it was scary but I also laughe...
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review 1: Coldbrook is a very entertaining, old-fashioned, science-fiction/horror novel. The monster movies of the 1950's taught us that there are some things that man was not meant to screw around with, that if you cheat on your wife bad things are going to happen to you, and when you bre...
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review 1: This Star Wars' story takes place 25,000+ years before the events of the original Star Wars movie. There is no Empire or Republic, just a planet steeped in the Force where they try to keep a balance between light and dark throughout their system. Now the balance is upset by one...
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review 1: While the book didn't seem to drag on, not much really happens. I love books about people with super powers, but the main characters are generally whiny to the point where I would not have missed any of them had they been killed along their journey.Just about the time things get...
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review 1: Oh dear...I'm really having a love/hate relationship with Tim Lebbon's work at the moment. I've read 5 of his Fantasy novels so far: the Dusk/Dawn duology was OK, I loved 'Fallen', 'The Island' didn't inspire me and I really struggled with Echo City.The ideas are nice but it is a...
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review 1: Set between “Alien” and “Aliens” we find Ripley’s escape pod being diverted to put her, once again, up against the dreaded Aliens. A mining colony disturbs and Alien nest and both the planet and the orbiting ship become infected, can Ripley, dragged out of cryogenic sleep, help s...
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review 1: This review courtesy of topoftheheapreviews.comMovie Tie-ins have to do two things. One, they have to keep the reader interested with more than just the plot, and Two, they have to add something that the movie or game counterparts are unable to portray, so does New York Times be...