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Book Review: Blood Journey by Henry Lewis Sanders and Terrie Leigh Relf
Full of sex, demons and revenge, this tale of blood drinkers falls closer to Anne Rice than Bram Stoker on the spectrum of vampire novels. After destroying Andora, high priestess of the Dark Church of Hekatae, Vasilie flees England with his fellow vampires – Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut, and the triplets Ganymede, Endron and Dorian. Their…
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Book Review: Big Smoke by R F Blackstone
Imagine a female James Bond, a mission to stop a POTUS assassination in Cuba, and the occasional zombie, and you have Big Smoke. Christine Moore is one of The Station’s best spies, with a love of hard liquor, strong cigars and beautiful women. When she’s sent back to Cuba, a country she knows well, to…
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Book Review: Food Fright by Nico Bell
A nasty case of high school bullying ends up with one of the students dead. However, revenge is a dish best served cold, and sweet. Cassie lures supposed friend and soccer teammate, Jennifer, to some after school bullying by the rest of the soccer team, but when Jennifer seeks refuge in the Home Economics classroom,…
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Book Review: The Upheaval: Survivor Chronicles Book 1 by Erica Stevens
I had great fun reading this cataclysmic tale as a buddy read with Jonny from Jaunts and Haunts. Early one morning an earthquake hits the states of Rhode Island and Massachusetts. As further disasters follow, three groups of survivors set out to find safety. There’s neighbors, Al and Mary Ellen, hoping to find Mary Ellen’s…
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Book Tour: Prophet’s Journey by Matthew S Cox
About the Book Althea struggles to adapt to an unexpected twist in her life—not being kidnapped in six whole months.The strange police from the faraway city claim the abilities she thought of as magic are really ‘psionics,’ and say she is far stronger than anyone they have ever seen. Despite their curiosity, they let her…
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Book Review: The Gatekeeper’s Apprentice by Catherine McCarthy
A young girl discovers her family’s secret in this charming middle grade fantasy. 12 year old Maddie lives with her mother and her younger brother, Tom, who has Cystic Fibrosis. Maddie is mature beyond her years; she has to be, after the sudden disappearance of her father four years earlier. Could the mysterious box hidden…
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Book Tour: Crazy Ass Stories for Crazy Ass People by Andy Rausch
About the book This quirky collection of short stories (and one novella) by Andy Rausch contains something for readers of every stripe. Rausch touches on a variety of genres, including horror, comedy, crime, and even Western, but every story features his unique, offbeat wit, superb writing, and razor-sharp dialogue, all delivered from a decidedly off-kilter…
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Book Tour: Disturbing Works Volume 2 by John Richter
About the book Another compendium of delightfully macabre stories by Jon Richter, author of Deadly Burial and Never Rest. Jon’s first short fiction collection was described as ‘Black Mirror meets Tales Of The Unexpected’, and here he brings you another chilling assortment of twisted tales encompassing killer creatures, terrifying technology, and scientific experiments gone horribly…
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Book Review: The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste
A novel that starts shiny and bright, but, much like its title, begins to rust in its middle, and crumbles away to nothing by the end. Phoebe returns home after twenty eight years, as her mother is selling the family home to move into a condo, and Phoebe still has belongings to collect. It’s a…
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Book Review: Wet Water by WB Welch
35 poems of lust, love and all things relationship, in this collection by horror author, WB Welch. Dark, intense and full of adult language, these poems outline the progression of a romantic relationship – from first lust, intense physical attraction, to comfortable intimacy, then heart ache and irritation, before finally something more akin to love.…