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2 Book Review: Beware the Back of the Bus 1&2 by Stefan Lind
Book 1 Two children go missing while traveling home on the school bus, but when their friends can’t remember what happened, how can they help them get home? 12 year old Sawee has just moved to Florida from Thailand, and when Evan, the tallest boy in her class, pushes her roughly on her first journey…
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3 Book Review: Heartstone Series by Elle Katharine White
Heartstone You’ve heard of “Pride and Prejudice” with zombies, prepare to meet “Pride and Prejudice” with dragons! Aliza Bentaine is still reeling from the loss of her sister, who was killed by a gryphon, and is relieved that the elite riders are coming to Merybourne Manor to eradicate the murderous monsters from the vicinity. However,…
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Book Review: Ruth and John Getting to Know You by David Rae
Pregnant, and freshly dismissed from her job, Ruth’s chance encounter with a lucky stranger on a train leads to the beginning of a great adventure. Ruth is looking for a husband, and John always wanted a first class wife, so it seems a mutually beneficial arrangement for them to get married. Thus begins their life…
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Book Review: Doggem by John F Leonard
A toy dog unexpectedly gains independent thought, and then experiences something that may make him wish he hadn’t. Doggem, the cutest of cuddly toys, routinely goes home with the students of the school where he works, his diary stapled to his tail for the young children to fill in. Normally Doggem is unaware of these…
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Book Review: Separating Your by Dr Jason Carson
Have you ever wanted to read a self help book written by a serial killer? Well, now is your chance. Written by self appointed doctor, Jason Carson (and co-written by his alter ego, John Shupeck), what starts out as a mild parody of self help books soon devolves into a chaotic journey into the mind…
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Book Review: The Prince of Nightmares by John McNee
Ballador House Hotel promises its guests nightmares so vivid they won’t believe they’re dreaming. Would you want to stay in a place where your worst nightmares come true? The last act of Josie, wife of wealthy businessman, Victor Teversham, was to book the Library Suite in the Ballador House Hotel in Scotland. Keen to honour…
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Book Review: The Last Letter by WB Welch and Tory Hunter
Zombies. Love them or hate them, they refuse to go away, and this epistolary horror from WB Welch and Tory Hunter shows there is still a way to pour fresh life into the walking dead. Told in the form of letters between two friends, Laura and Morrigan, this novella details life after the zombie apocalypse.…
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Book Review: F is for Fairy edited by Rhonda Parrish
This is the 6th book in the alphabet anthology series, edited by Rhonda Parrish. This anthology contains 26 stories that explore everything fairy – every form of fairy imaginable is contained within this volume, from fairy tale reimaginings to urban fantasy to Norse elfs to some that were totally unexpected. I found all the stories…