Zombie Bigfoot: Nick Sullivan (Kendall Review)
The truth is out there… and it will eat your face. “Bigfoot is real.” That’s what Sarah’s father told her before his academic disgrace and […]
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Last Time I Lied: Riley Sager (Kendall Review)
Have you ever played two truths and a lie? Emma has. Her first summer away from home, she learned how to play the game. And […]
Kill Creek: Scott Thomas (Kendall Review)
The whispers were getting louder and louder about Kill Creek, so loud I had to take the plunge and find out for myself exactly what […]
Experimental Film: Gemma Files (Guest Review by Theresa Braun)
Theresa Braun has a Master’s degree in English and lives in South Florida where she has taught literature and writing for almost 20 years. Traveling, […]
The Nightmare Room [Book One of The Messy Man Series]: Chris Sorensen (Kendall Review)
I’ve always been interested in the paranormal. I guess I’d call myself a believer in the possibility of ghosts and love nothing more than a […]
Walking Alone: Bentley Little (Kendall Review)
Walking Alone (released April 24th 2018 via Cemetery Dance) is Bentley Little’s second short story collection after 2002’s The Collection and features 27 tales in chronological […]
The Cellar: Richard Laymon (Kendall Review)
And so begins the Kendall Reviews Richard Laymon chronological read through. Laymon’s an author I’ve been aware of since I was a teenager, but only […]
Siphon: A.A. Medina (Kendall Review)
It’s always exciting when a new package arrives addressed to Kendall Reviews! Usually it’ll be a new book for me to review, on this occasion […]
The Listener: Robert McCammon (Kendall Review)
Right off the bat I will have to come clean and state I’ve not read anything by Robert McCammon before. I was most certainly aware […]
The Chalk Man: C. J. Tudor (Kendall Review)
C. J. Tudor has delivered a compelling psychological suspense thriller that manages to split itself between two time lines effectively without tying herself, or the […]