{Book Review} One By One: D.W. Gillespie
One By One: D.W. Gillespie Reviewed by Steve Stred Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: Flame Tree Press (26 Sept. 2019) “But what secrets could owls have to […]
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{Book Review} Slash: Hunter Shea
Slash: Hunter Shea Reviewed by Steve Stred Paperback: 288 pages Publisher: Flame Tree Press (24 Oct. 2019) Big thanks to Netgalley, Flametree Press and Hunter for […]
{Book Review} Hearthstone Cottage: Frazer Lee
Hearthstone Cottage: Frazer Lee Reviewed by Steve Stred Paperback: 288 pages Publisher: Flame Tree Press (24 Oct. 2019) I first discovered Frazer Lee’s work by reading […]
{Book Review} Slash: Hunter Shea (Don Gillette Guest Review)
Slash – Hunter Shea Reviewed By Don Gillette Paperback: 288 pages Publisher: Flame Tree Press (24 Oct. 2019) Hunter Shea’s latest release from Flame Tree Press, […]
{Book Review} Wolf Land: Jonathan Janz
Wolf Land – Jonathan Janz Reviewed By Steve Stred Paperback: 304 pages Publisher: FLAME TREE PRESS (March 14, 2019) “She shivered and let her eyes rove […]
{Book Review} One By One: D.W. Gillespie
One By One: D.W. Gillespie Reviewed By Yolanda Sfetsos Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: FLAME TREE PRESS; US paperback edition (September 26, 2019) The Blurb ONE BY ONE […]
{Book Review/Interview} One By One: D.W. Gillespie – A Review and An Interview With The Author By Don Gillette
D.W. Gillespie Hits the Bullseye With One by One A Review and An Interview With The Author By Don Gillette Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: FLAME TREE […]
{Book Review} They Kill: Tim Waggoner
They Live – Tim Waggoner Reviewed by Steve Stred Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: Flame Tree Press (11 July 2019) “Even in her darkest moment, she was […]
{Interview} Bram Stoker Award Nominated Author JG Faherty talks to Kendall Reviews
JG FAHERTY is a multi-award-nominated author of dark fiction, science fiction, horror, and urban fantasy. Since 2010, he has had six novels, 8 novellas, and […]
{Book Review} Chop Shop: Andrew Post
Chop Shop – Andrew Post Reviewed By Brian Bogart Sometimes, books do themselves a disservice by trying to breed a melting pot of genres together. […]