Let's start with a meta-comment: Paul Raven wants more negative reviews. (I myself miss the really nasty negative reviews from SF Eye myself; they were a formative influence on me.)

Fantasy Book Critic reviews Dan Simmons's The Terror.

Monsters and Critics reviews Jim Butcher's latest "Dresden Files" novel, White Night (also soon to be available in the upcoming SFBC omnibus Wizard Under Fire).

Monsters and Critics also reviews The Good Ghoul's Guide to Getting Even by (squinting at the bookshot) Julie Kenner (?). As usual, M&C doesn't list the author anywhere in the body of their review...

Sci Fi Weekly reviews Fiona McIntosh's Odalisque.

The Agony Column reviews Patrick Rothfuss's The Name of the Wind (coming soon to the SFBC) and David Anthony Durham's Acacia.

Strange Horizons reviews both recent Alastair Reynolds short-story collections: Galactic North and Zima Blue and Other Stories.

Bookgasm looks at Jeff Rovin's new horror novel Conversations with the Devil.

Kate Nepveu thinks about Stephen King's entire "Dark Tower" series.

Blogcritics reviews Scott Nicholson's They Hunger.

Pat's Fantasy Hotlist reviews Carrie Vaughn's Kitty Takes a Holiday (also available as the final third of the SFBC omnibus Long-Time Listener, First-Time Werewolf).