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Book Review: One in the Hand by Rhonda Parrish
Autumn lives an ordinary life working two jobs, looking after her two fabulous wolfhounds, and chilling with her policeman boyfriend. After her grandmother is attacked in her retirement home, Autumn discovers that her life isn’t so ordinary after all. With magic swords, wings, giants and gods all set to complicate her life, will Autumn ever…
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Book Review: Crowtower by David Rae
Set before the events of Crowman, Crowtower is the story of Utas, the High Priest of Vatu, and the endless cycles of his life within the tower in a land of darkness when the sun only shines for one day every year. There is something about Rae’s writing that draws me in, no matter which…
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Book Review: Myths and Megaliths by Catherine McCarthy
I’m a fan of Catherine McCarthy’s writing. I love the blend of haunting, lyrical horror and grounded, relatable characters that fill her writing. The ten short stories contained in this collection are some of her best work to date. Each one is skillfully written, conjuring worlds both mundane and magical in the reader’s mind. Several…
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Book Tour: Nightmares in Aston by Michael J Moore
About the book Wicker Village is a trailer park with a dark secret that eleven-year-old Juanito Hernandez wishes he hadn’t discovered. He’s only lived there a week, yet the horrors within continue to find him —from a human-shaped swarm of bees, to a video on his phone that speaks directly to him, and then mysteriously…
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Book Review: Reaper Aftermath by Jonathan Pongratz
It’s been five years since the fateful Halloween night when Gregory and Trent killed a reaper in an attempt to rescue Gregory’s sister, Imogene. Five years of struggle and death, while the reapers colonization of Earth continues unabated. Reduced to a handful of survivors, Gregory lives a miserable existence, wrecked with guilt. He seems to…
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Book Tour: Tying the Knot by E C Bell
About the Book Marie Jenner just wants a Vegas holiday. When psychic Crystal Demoines tells James Lavall that his uncle’s spirit is trapped in Las Vegas, Marie is thrilled. All she’ll have to do is help Jimmy “anything for a buck” Lavall move on to the next plane of existence, and then she and James…
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Book Review: Witchopper by Dan Soule
Family drama with a touch of magic, Witchopper delves into the darkness that people bring upon themselves. Richard, his wife Jane and fifteen year old son Rob move out of London into a sleepy village in order to save their rapidly crumbling family. Unfortunately, Richard hasn’t changed his ways and Rob falls foul of vicious…
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Book Tour: Nothing Good Happens After Midnight
About the Book The sun sets. The moon takes its place, illuminating the most evil corners of the planet. What twisted fear dwells in that blackness? What legends attach to those of sound mind and make them go crazy in the bright light of day? Only Suspense Magazine knows… Teaming up with New York Times bestselling author Jeffery Deaver, Suspense Magazine offers…
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Book Review: Mother of the King by Rami Ungar
Get ready for a time traveling, magical, near future fantasy novelette. On the brink of war, the titular mother recounts her unusual experiences that led to her conceiving her son, who might save his country from annihilation. I enjoyed this exciting novelette. Kudos to Ungar for writing a female first person perspective so well. I…
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Book Review: The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
I’ve seen the movies and heard the songs, but now it’s time to go O. G. Opera Ghost, that is. Leroux sets the novel on the framework of investigating the legend of the ghost of the Paris Opera House and its relation to the disappearance of the young Viscount de Chagny and the promising young…