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Book Review: The Spooks by Dan Soule
This collection of 17 super short stories is sure to delight children with its mixture of fun, silly, gross and thoughtful horror. Aimed for the reluctant reader, each story is flash length and written simply, to encourage interest in the written word. A great primer of sorts to whet the appetite of the young horror…
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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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Buddy Read with Janine Pipe: Swamp Monster Massacre by Hunter Shea
Iseult: Hi, I’m a horror writer and book blogger and I am so excited to be buddy reading my first Hunter Shea book with the awesome author and reviewer, Janine Pipe! Janine: Hey! I’m a horror writer, editor, reviewer and booktuber. I love buddy reads and especially when they feature one of my most favourite…
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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 Review: Savage by Dan Soule
On the streets of present day Whitechapel, murders reminiscent of Jack the Ripper have caught the attention of Kenny, detective with a difference. Math prodigy, Dylan, wants to keep his head down and study hard, but his mother’s pimp has other plans for him. Perhaps the mysterious men in Number 25 Gallows Court can help…
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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: One by One by Yawatta Hosby
Nine good looking young friends spend a weekend in a cabin in the woods. They obviously have a death wish. Ten years ago, siblings Keenan and Rae witnessed the torture and murder of their parents by strangers while vacationing in their cabin in the woods. Now history seems to be repeating as the young adults…
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Book Tour: The Haunting of Gallagher Hotel by K T Rose
About the book Pride and greed infect the soul, anchoring the dead to Gallagher Hotel. When Chris, a master thief, and Riley, a contract waitress, get mysterious invites to an exclusive party at the haunted Gallagher Hotel, they discover that there is more at play than simple celebrations. Hidden truths are revealed, and all hell breaks…
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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…