| [icon name="headphones" prefix="fas"] [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "The Light of Impossible Stars ", Gareth L. Powell - enjoyable romp, Nod the engineer was may favourite... | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Jack Four", Neal Asher - good story but the body count and descriptions of violence get a bit tedious | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Trust", Chris Hammer - by far the weakest of the trilogy, the protagonist has no agency, the other characters tell him the plot! | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Elder Race", Adrian Tchaikovsky - clever, well written, no padding, just as long as it needs to be! | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Shards of Earth", Adrian Tchaikovsky - excellent, intricate space opera | [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"] | "Anatomy of a Scandal" - compelling drama but hard to tell the young characters apart | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Slough House", Mick Herron - annoyingly incomplete but all the favourite parts are there | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="book-open" prefix="fas"] | "Amongst Our Weapons" , Ben Aaronovitch - an ever enlarging canvas, but I miss the intimacy of the earlier books | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
| [icon name="film" prefix="fas"] | "Turning Red", passably entertaining, less for the adults than usual for Pixar | [icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"][icon name="star" prefix="fas"] |
