Macaque Attack!

'A mind‑expanding cyber‑thriller' – The Guardian

'More fun than a barrel of steampunk monkeys' – Milwaukee Journal

'As much utterly irresponsible fun as you could hope to have with a monkey without having to explain yourself to the police.' – SF Reviews

'Fizzes with wild ideas... A ripping yarn about murder, mayhem and monkeys' – Philip Reeve, author of Mortal Engines

'An action‑adventure plot that pulls you right along… Everybody loves the monkey.' – Steampunk Magazine

'A highly enjoyable romp with page‑turning action' – Interzone Magazine

'The much‑anticipated ‘monkeypunk’ novel' – SFX Magazine

'Hit after hit after hit, until the reader is left breathless, reeling slightly and in severe need of a banana daiquiri. 10/10' – Fantasy Faction

'Ridiculously readable, thoroughly entertaining, and packed full of ideas.' – SFFWorld

'A rollicking, madcap sci‑fi adventure story, it’s a thoughtful novel and it’s got a

monkey with a gun. What’s not to love?' – Cult Den

'Without a doubt, one of the best reads I’ve enjoyed in a long, long time.' – SpecFiction

'Shows just what is possible by combining new ideas and creating a unique world… Gareth L. Powell will be an author to look out for.' – Fantasy Book Review

'Powerful, intelligent, filled with ideas, clever touches and brilliant characters.' – Morpheus Tales

'I can’t recommend this highly enough. I didn’t just like this, I loved it.' – The Eloquent Page

'An entertaining read, one that is engaging, effectively written, and just damned good fun.' – Parallaxed Journal

'Make sure you don’t miss these amazing books.' – The Book Plank

'The most fun I’ve had with a novel in quite a long time and you need to read it too, trust me.' – Dave Hutchinson, author of Europe in Autumn

'Great fun' – Adam Roberts, author of Jack Glass

'Ack‑Ack is an inspired creation, a monkey with attitude, issues and a hole where his heart should be… riotous fun.' – The Guardian

'Bigger, badder and with more explosions... Like a movie franchise, the first book sets up the world and the tone and the second raises the stakes and cranks up the action'
– Pornokitsch