{Book Review} The Lupin Project: Allan Leverone
The Lupin Project: Allan Leverone Reviewed By Steve Stred Silver Shamrock has really done a great job of bringing new and exciting writers to readers […]
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{Book Review} Cricket Hunters: Jeremy Hepler
Cricket Hunters: Jeremy Hepler Reviewed By Steve Stred Recently, I finally read ‘The Boulevard Monster’ by Jeremy Hepler, which easily vaulted itself into my all-time […]
{Book Review} Slaves To Gravity: Wesley Southard & Somer Canon
Slaves To Gravity: Wesley Southard & Somer Canon Reviewed By Miranda Crites Charlie wakes up in the hospital, her life forever changed. There’s been an […]
{Book Review} The Malan Witch: Catherine Cavendish
The Malan Witch: Catherine Cavendish Reviewed By J.A. Sullivan I’ve always loved dark witchy tales filled with legends, curses, and sinister familiars such as crows, […]
{Book Review} Dark Choir: Paul Melhuish
Dark Choir: Paul Melhuish Reviewed By Steve Stred Big thanks to Silver Shamrock Publishing for letting me check this one out, but also for going […]
{Book Review} Dead Daughters: Tim Meyer
Dead Daughters: Tim Meyer Reviewed By Steve Stred KR: This review originally featured on the blog back in April last year. Dead Daughters has now […]
{Book Review} Blood Red Sky: Paul Kane
Blood Red Sky: Paul Kane Reviewed By Brian Bogart I will say this about Paul Kane: nearly every book I read by him takes a […]
{Book Review} The Corruption Of Alston House: John Quick
The Corruption Of Alston House: John Quick Reviewed By Miranda Crites I couldn’t wait to dive into The Corruption Of Alston House when it was […]
{Book Review} The Prisoners Of Stewartville: Shannon Felton
The Prisoners Of Stewartville: Shannon Felton Reviewed By Steve Stred “There’s only three reasons people move to Stewartville.” With the opening paragraph, Felton cuts through […]
{Book Review} Bottled: Stephanie Ellis
Bottled: Stephanie Ellis Reviewed By Miranda Crites As a child, Tyler spends a great deal of time at his granddad’s house. His father has disappeared, […]