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Book Review: The Ash by Dan Soule
Non stop action from the first to the last page, The Ash is a locomotive of an alien invasion story. Policeman Jim Castle wants to get home to his son when the aliens arrive in cataclysmic explosions, but one obstacle after another prevents him from obtaining his goal. With the whole world out to get…
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Book Tour: Of Myth and Shadow by Matthew S Cox
About the book: Aegaan is a vast and righteous kingdom, yet darkness gathers in the distant corners of the realm. Elven raids on small towns have inflamed racial tensions with humans, pushing distrust to hatred and the brink of war. Anrael wanders the woods alone until a chance meeting tempts him to set aside his contempt for those…
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Book Review: Waste Not by Rhonda Parrish
Zombie stories don’t get much better than this, with Rhonda Parrish’s three funny takes on the genre. Waste Not is the most familiar zombie story of the book, with a family trying to survive on their homestead. I loved the characters, and the ending was good, creepy fun. Feeders is a view of the zombie…
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Book Review: The Other Side of the Door by Rhonda Parrish
I love the anthologies Rhonda Parrish edits, but it’s nice to read her own short stories for a change in The Other Side of the Door. This collection of four ghost stories and a spooky poem kicks off with the titular The Other Side of the Door, which is a moving depiction of a child…
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2 Book Review: The Paradigm Trilogy Books 1&2 by Ceri A Lowe
The Rising Storm One child left to fend for herself in a flooded London, another hoping to change the world in a dystopian future. This is “The Rising Storm“, the exciting first book in the Paradigm Trilogy. Meet Alice, a young girl struggling to survive in the inner city tower block that she hates, rescued…
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Book Review: Rabbit Hole by Jon Richter
Full of hot topics such as true crime podcasts and white collar boxing, Rabbit Hole is the perfect book for anyone who wants to know. After losing her job, journalist Elaine Napier starts The Frozen Files, a true crime podcast investigating real life cold cases. First up is the five year old disappearance of a…
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Book Review: Small Spaces by Katharine Arden
Small Spaces is my June buddy read with the wonderful Mr Pongratz over at Jaunts and Haunts. Click here to read his review. What is it about scarecrows and cornfields that makes them so scary? If they only had a brain, huh? Ollie hasn’t been the same since her mother died. She’s not looking forward…
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Book Review: Trigger by Courtney Alameda
A short story prequel to the young adult novel, Shutter, Trigger introduces readers to Micheline Helsing and the hunters of the undead. 15 year old Micheline inherited her Tetrachromatic eyes from her mother, allowing her to see ghosts and trap them in mirrors. She’s also being trained to take over from her commander father, and…
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Book Tour: Auxiliary: London 2039 by Jon Richter
About the book The silicon revolution left Carl Dremmler behind. Now the machines are god … but even He needs a good detective. Maybe Dremmler isn’t obsolete after all. Yet. Through the glittering urban jungle of the future prowls Carl Dremmler, police detective—one of the few jobs better suited to meat than machine in 2039. His latest case: a murder…
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Book Review: The Odyssey by Homer
The second oldest surviving work of fiction, The Odyssey is an enduring classic. A sequel to The Iliad, which concerned the Trojan War, The Odyssey catches up with most of the major players from the first book to detail their fates, while ostensibly being about Odysseus’ efforts to return home, and his son, Telemachus’, efforts…