Tag: book review

Do you love urban fantasy, private detectives and mismatched duos? If so, you won’t want to miss out on Another Dead Intern by Joel Spriggs, published today. Hemlock Connal, daughter to the fae Fand, queen of the Shadow Court, has been stripped of her sidhe powers and banished to the human realm, where she inherited… Continue reading Another Dead Intern by Joel Spriggs

Have you ever wanted to read a self help book written by a serial killer? Well, now is your chance. Purported to be written by self appointed doctor, Jay Carson, what starts out as a mild parody of self help books soon devolves into a chaotic look into the mind of a homicidal psychopath. Written… Continue reading Separating You by Dr Jay Carson

When Skye Martindale unleashes the darkness within to rescue her from a group of rapists, she finds it’s difficult to put the demon back in the box. Living in a dying town on the border between the US and Mexico, Skye has always kept her head down in an effort to keep the Other sleeping… Continue reading Vile Blood by Max Wilde

Rose wakes to find herself in a greenhouse, with no memory of how she got there, and actual roses growing out of her head. What’s a girl to do? Keeping Rose company is her boyfriend, Paris, who claims to have the answers to Rose’s predicament, but the problem is that Rose can’t remember him either,… Continue reading Rose by Rami Ungar

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… Continue reading Prince of Nightmares by John McNee