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New Release: Overlord by Jonathan Pongratz
Happy release day to “Overlord”, by my good friend Jonathan Pongratz. About the book Forever May He Reign. The world has been decimated by the cataclysm known as The Reckoning. Once fertile fields lay barren, technology has regressed by centuries, and sprawling cities have fallen, replaced by fledgling colonies that struggle to survive the shattered…
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Cover Reveal: A Dress To Kill For by Tessa Hastjarjanto
I am thrilled to be part of the cover reveal for Tessa Hastjarjanto’s new book. Apart from being a talented author, she runs the Narratess Indie sale twice a year, and is incredibly supportive to other indie authors. A Dress To Kill For by Tessa Hartjarjanto is a creepy horror short story that is perfect…
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Publications 2023
2023 was a great year for getting my stories out into the world. 2 Haunted Holiday novellas published, plus stories in 8 print anthologies, 4 online publications, 2 podcasts and 1 print magazine! Click here to go to my books page for information on my novellas. Click here to find out more about the horror…
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Book Review: Vampire of the Midnight Sun by Priscilla Bettis
The titular Vampire of the Midnight Sun, concerns best friends, Billy and Frasier, whose plans turn deadly when they have to fight the Alaskan wilderness to survive. The hostile, beautiful environment of Alaska is a third character in this excellent story. The author excels at description and creating atmosphere. I felt I was in Alaska…
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Book Review: The Quiet Game by Rami Ungar
These five tales to chill your bones mightn’t be quite as dark as the Master of Fear’s more recent work, but they’re highly entertaining and a great way to spend an hour. Addict opens the collection with an interesting second person point of view take on addiction. The focus is sex addiction, and a main…
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Book Review: Lucretia’s Hum by Priscilla Bettis
This story was published in Among the Headstones, an anthology of graveyard themed stories edited by Rayne Hall. Lucretia is a lonely young woman who hears the industrial hum, and seeks to escape it each night by sleeping in a graveyard where the bodies are left on the surface to rot and be predated. There’s…
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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 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: Hear Me Roar Edited by Rhonda Parrish
Sixteen stories of dragons and strong women make up this entertaining anthology. The Princess of Dragons by Aurora B C Donev: An intriguing story about potential war between unicorns and dragons. Light chaser, dark hunter by Joseph Halden: In an intriguing world, where light is hoarded and kept for the elite, two very different women…