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Book Review: Agoraphobia by Rami Ungar
A new horror short from the Master of Fear. Peyton hasn’t left his house in years. Now a hurricane is besieging his property, but is the ferocity of nature enough to drive him from his home? Ungar managed to pack a lot into this short story. I really emphasized with Peyton. I loved the reasons…
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Book Review: Blame It on the Bubblegum by Rhonda Parrish
What’s better than a changeling story? A changeling story set in an algae powered airship, of course. Quinn’s job is to observe the first flight of the Callebaut, humanity’s greatest achievement, and report back to the fairy queen. But when things go awry, observation turns into action in this imaginative, entertaining short story. It should…
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Book Review: Hellward by James Sale
As Tolkien sought to write a modern English mythology, so Sale seeks to write a Divine Comedy for our time. Inspired by the author’s real life suffering and near death experience while undergoing treatment for cancer, Sale uses Dante as his guide through the 12 wards of hell. Written in the Italian style of a…
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Book Review: Neolithica by Dan Soule
Like Crichton or Preston and Child at their best, but with even more horror and heart, you won’t want to miss this stunning novel from Dan Soule. Strange things start happening in Glasgow after a surprisingly perfect Neolithic bog body is found by a road crew. As murders increase, and a procession of odd phenomena…
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Book Review: White Noise by Rhonda Parrish
A collection of zombie poems – incredible – and it’s even better than it sounds! This slim volume comprises twenty poems, all themed around zombies. The poems are diverse in their scope. Some are like a complete zombie story in a few words. Poems such as Slippery When Wet, Maybe Not, The Hardest Promise I…
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Book Tour: The Drop by Jacy Morris
About the book How many hearts can a song touch? How many ears can it reach? How many people can it kill? When popular boy band Whoa-Town releases their latest album, no one thinks anything of it. They certainly don’t think that the world will be changed forever. After an apocalyptic disease sweeps the world,…
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Book Review: Conscience by Jonathan Pongratz
Released today, Conscience is a wonderful science fiction short from author Jonathan Pongratz. Set in a future world, Rory Bennels is tasked with uploading the memories of recently deceased anarchist leader, Epher Lore. However, when something goes wrong with the transfer, Rory discovers the corporation he works for isn’t what it seems. I love stories…
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Book Tour: Come Join the Murder by Holly Rae Garcia
About the book “This is a novel I would read and reread and recommend to others. Fans of vigilante and desperado revenge will delight in this horror story.” — Horror Tree. Rebecca Crow’s four-year-old son is dead, and her husband is missing. Divers find her husband’s car at the bottom of a canal with their…
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Book Review: Dead Voices by Katharine Arden
Imagine a trip to the Overlook hotel, for a middle grade audience, and then turn the dial up to 11. You get Dead Voices. Our three young hero’s from Small Spaces, Ollie, Coco and Brian, are back. Two months after their terrifying Halloween school trip, Ollie’s dad wins a ski vacation, so off they go…
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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…