{Book Review} 13 Dark Tales (Collection Two): Michael R. Martin
13 Dark Tales (Collection Two): Michael R. Martin Reviewed By Ben Walker Unsurprisingly, Michael R Martin’s 13 Dark Tales Collection Two contains…13 dark tales, and […]
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{Book Review} Meat: Joseph D’Lacey
Meat: Joseph D’Lacey Reviewed By Brian Bogart ‘God is supreme. The flesh is sacred.’ Hiss. Clunk. Somehow, I missed this book making the rounds when […]
{Book Review} Husk: Rachel Autumn Deering
Husk: Rachel Autumn Deering Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 102 pages Publisher: Tiny Behemoth Press; (March 5, 2016) “Kevin Brooks had tasted blood before, but not […]
{Book Review} Pieces: Michael Aloisi & Rebecca Rowland
Pieces: Michael Aloisi & Rebecca Rowland Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 284 pages Publisher: Dark Ink (10 July 2019) “Abducting her had been easier than he thought […]
{Book Review/Apex Publications Tour} Shine Your Light On Me: Lee Thompson
Shine Your Light On Me: Lee Thompson Reviewed By Steve Stred Print Length: 144 pages Publisher: Apex Publications (March 14, 2017) “He told himself it was […]
{Book Review} IT: Stephen King
IT: Stephen King Reviewed By Yolanda Sfetsos Paperback: 1088 pages Publisher: Hodder Paperbacks; (25 July 2017) The Blurb To the children, the town was their whole […]
{Book Review} The Horse And Mr Hyde: Matt Ferraz
The Horse And Mr Hyde: Matt Ferraz Reviewed By Ben Walker There are many odd combinations that somehow manage to work. Strawberries and balsamic vinegar. […]
{Book Review} Corpsepaint: David Peak
Corpsepaint: David Peak Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: Word Horde (30 April 2018) I think after reading this book as well as ‘We Sold […]
{Book Review} Infernal: Cheryl Low
Infernal – Cheryl Low Reviewed by Michelle Enelen Paperback: 224 pages Publisher: Grinning Skull Press (24 Oct. 2018) If you read the first page, before the prologue, […]
{Book Review} FOE: Iain Reid
FOE: Iain Reid Reviewed By Steve Stred “Our roads aren’t worn out from overuse but from neglect.” At some point Iain Reid came into my […]