I was excited to hear of another Micah Castle release and wasted no time in pre-ordering this beast. The cover was a definite selling point, and what a title! But saying all that I still went into this one blind… Read More ›
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Book Review – Reconstructing a Relationship by Micah Castle
Reconstructing a Relationship is exactly as the title suggests, quite literally. But there be no romantic, heart-warming moments here. Instead, we have murder, magic, and mayhem (I needed a third M really, oh well). Recounted in two parts, the first… Read More ›
Book Review – The Last Haunt by Max Booth III
This was a lot of fun! Extreme haunted house experiences sound like just the thing for horror-loving folk like myself. Though after experiencing this tale, maybe I’d prefer to just read about them instead. This is the story of Gus… Read More ›
Book Review – A Flicker of Shadows by M.N. Seeley
A novel set in the 19th Century combining elements of the gothic and the humorous? Surely that cannot work? But indeed it does. M.N. Seeley’s A Flicker of Shadows is told by its three main characters. Morton is a bat,… Read More ›
Book Review – I Will Kill You by Halo Scot
Once upon a time, in the not so distant past, Halo Scot wowed me with the most excellent Rift Cycle series. If you haven’t checked these books out then you should stop immediately and involve yourself. Blood, gore, tension, humour,… Read More ›
Book Review – When We Entered That House by Claire L. Smith
This latest offering from Claire L Smith certainly holds plenty of chills, much like her previous book, Helena. Ghosts, a creepy house, violence, time and body shifting; there’s lots of scares packed into this little novella. The story is told… Read More ›
Book Review – Helena by Claire L. Smith
There are times when you read a story, become lost in the moment and simply enjoy the words as they are presented. It’s only afterwards, as you ponder just what happened, you feel its rotten fingernails scraping over your… Read More ›
Book Review – Snake Charmer Blues by Keith Anthony Baird
Here is yet another offering from Keith Anthony Baird, an author whose work I am a big fan of. This short story is one that is enjoyable – although you may feel a little wrong for thinking so – right… Read More ›