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Book Review: In Deep Coprolite, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on August 6, 2025June 21, 2025

Readers of my reviews and blog know I love Lumsden’s noir modern alt-history fantasy world. What to Expect A new adventure for Shade the Collector and his buddy Dwayne. This time a river spirit entrusts him with a coprolite (petrified excrement) to hide and guard. Naturally, the shadowy intelligence agency that employs him on occasion […]

Book Review: Claws of the Collector, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on October 16, 2024September 17, 2024

I had the pleasure of reading an advance copy of this novel, something I looked forward to with glee considering how much I loved Lumsden’s previous series. In case you missed it, In Victrix is now available! Come join Felix on his latest adventure, a tales of Races, Curses, and Forbidden Places! What to Expect […]

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Book Review: A Specter Raps on My Windowpane, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on March 6, 2024March 6, 2024

I love the urban-fantasy noir-detective blend of this series, and have followed it from the start – it maintained its high quality throughout. What to Expect Trigger warning: Alex doesn’t get paid for this case. Well, OK, that’s not that atypical of gumshoe detectives – but most cases don’t start with being ‘hired’ by the […]

Book Review: The Blood Moon Feasts on My Dreams, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on August 2, 2023June 14, 2023

Alex Southerland is my favourite paranormal detective (after Felix, of course), and I’m always excited to read new installments in this excellent Urban Fantasy series. What to Expect A new case for Alex, starting with a studious teenager who disappears at night without going through the front door. In a typical fashion, Alex is dragged […]

Book Review: A Nymph Returns to the Sea, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on November 30, 2022November 12, 2022

The Alex Southerland series is one of the very best urban fantasy detective series out there, and I’m always keen to jump into the latest installment (see my reviews on past novels). What to Expect Alex is in a bad place in his life, sinking into a bottle of rye after a bad breakup. In […]

Book Review: Demon’s Dagger, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on April 6, 2022May 19, 2022

I find Lumsden’s urban fantasy series one of the best out there, and I will never get tired of saying it. So obviously I was very excited to see a companion novella. What to Expect Expect something a little different that the usual Alex Southerland novel. This one is doesn’t involve him, but one of […]

Book Review: A Night Owl Slips Into a Diner, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on January 26, 2022December 16, 2021

I loved the Southerland urban fantasy series from the moment I first came across it, so obviously jumped on this one as soon as I could. (See my previous reviews here – as well as a wonderful guest post on Meso-American things that go bump in the night!) What to Expect Expect Alex to get […]

Fantasy Creatures of the Western Hemisphere

by Assaph Mehr on December 15, 2021November 12, 2021

Readers of this blog know — and share — my fascination with unusual mythological creatures, and embedding them in fantasy books. So it gives me great pleasure to host a post about Mesoamerican critters from one of my favourite writers, Douglas Lumsden. Today celebrates the release of his latest novel, A Night Owl Slips into […]

Book Review: A Hag Rises from the Abyss, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on May 19, 2021November 12, 2021

I adored the previous Alex Southerland novels, so when I got the ARC for this one I practically squealed with joy. It was worth the wait! What to Expect Another paranormal case in the wonderful urban fantasy series of Alex Southerland, PI. This time time he gets hired (coerced, more like) into helping the mayor […]

Book Review: A Witch Steps into My Office, by Douglas Lumsden

by Assaph Mehr on January 6, 2021December 16, 2021

Lumsden’s previous novel left me wanting more, so it didn’t take me long to delve into this second book in the series. Nor was I disappointed – this is an excellent sequel, even better than the previous. What to Expect Expect a story that reads like Raymond Chandler or Dashiell Hammett, but with mobile phones […]

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