{Book Review} Daughters Of Darkness II: Edited By Stephanie Ellis & Alyson Faye
Daughters Of Darkness II: Edited By Stephanie Ellis & Alyson Faye Reviewed By Yvonne Miller Daughters of Darkness II is an anthology of horror that […]
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{Book Review} What One Wouldn’t Do: Edited By Scott J. Moses
What One Wouldn’t Do: Edited By Scott J. Moses Reviewed By Yvonne Miller What One Wouldn’t Do is a horror anthology edited by Scott J. […]
{Team KR Feature} Yvonne Miller’s Top Reads From 2021
Yvonne Miller’s Top Reads From 2021 The Balance by Kev Harrison When myth becomes nightmare… The price of blood is always blood. Natalia’s in trouble. […]
{Book Review} When The Cicadas Stop Singing: Zachary Ashford
When The Cicadas Stop Singing: Zachary Ashford Reviewed By Yvonne Miller The world as we know it has ended, what’s left in its wake is […]
{Feature} The Midnight Meat Train: Yvonne Miller – The Books Of Blood Advent Calendar (Door 2)
The Books Of Blood Advent Calendar Door 2 The Midnight Meat Train Yvonne Miller KR: Door 1: The Book Of Blood – Alan Baxter The Midnight […]
{Book Review} The Diner: J.C. Robinson
The Diner: J.C. Robinson Reviewed by Yvonne Miller Just how would you react if all your hopes, dreams, and money were invested in a run-down […]
{Book Review} The House of Little Bones: Beverley Lee
The House of Little Bones: Beverley Lee Reviewed by Yvonne Miller The House of Little Bones was an alluring and eerie story that is perfect […]
{Interview} Author Stephanie Rabig talks about her charity anthology, horror and more
Interview with Stephanie Rabig By Yvonne Miller First of all, welcome Stephanie and thank you for taking the time to talk to me today. It […]
{Book Review} Too Near The Dead: Helen Grant
Too Near The Dead: Helen Grant Reviewed by Yvonne Miller Too Near the Dead begins with a chilling chapter that depicts a woman awakening and […]
{Book Review} Paths Best Left Untrodden: Kev Harrison
Paths Best Left Untrodden: Kev Harrison Reviewed by Yvonne Miller Paths Best Left Untrodden reads more like a collection of memories rather than short stories. […]