| [icon name="xbox" prefix="fab"] | "Exo One ", (Abandoned) - loved the game mechanics and the visuals, would have liked to explore more but the level with the deep valleys and big trees was just too hard! | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Bad Actors", Mick Herron - Back on form! (but timeline a bit complex). Fills in some of the missing parts from the previous book | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="tv" prefix="fas"] | "The Staircase", - manages to take a complicated and confusing story and make it more so... | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="tv" prefix="fas"] | "The Essex Serpent", - Like 'Howards End', if only the characters could connect! | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Dune Messiah", Frank Herbert - I continue to be astounded by the depth and immersion of the Dune novels, a work of genius. | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="tablet-alt" prefix="fas"] | "Monument Valley II" - as beautiful and beguiling as the original | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
