Geek Pride’s Best of 2024
2024 seemed to be the year when if something was good, then it was cancelled.
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Jessica Jones: Breaking the Dark, by Lisa Jewell
Jessica Jones: Breaking the Dark is the debut novel from the Marvel Crime imprint, but can the superhero and thriller genres work together?
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Dragons of Fate, by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
Dragons of Fate is the second book in a new Dragonlance trilogy from Weis and Hickman, but how does it compare to the original?
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Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer
Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer aims to introduce a new audience to D&D, but how effective is it?
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The Art and Making of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves by Eleni Roussos
This isn’t as big as some Art/Making of books, especially when doing double duty, as this one does.
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Aliens: Vasquez by V Castro
Let's rock! We grab our pulse rifles and load up into the APC for V Castro's latest novel Aliens: Vasquez, expanding on the iconic marine.
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The Blood Isles by C.F. Barrington
As the season progresses, the Spartans and the Vikings pick up their conflict in the streets of Edinburgh, and Tyler and Cameron have more questions than ever. Friendships grow, but their enemies' machinations become ever more vicious and deadly. The Blood Isles beckon.
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The Wolf Mile by C.F. Barrington
n The Wolf Mile, Spartans and Vikings fight on the twilight streets of modern Edinburgh. Sounds like there should be some sorcery to go with those swords, right? Not tonight.
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Hollywood Monsters by Dana Fredsti
Geek Pride checks out Dana Fredsti's latest horror novel Hollywood Monsters, blending supernatural monsters with modern values.
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