Dissonant Harmonies by Bev Vincent & Brian Keene
Being unfamiliar with Bev Vincent’s work, and being that I’m a fan of Brian Keene, I thought this volume which includes two novellas, would be a great read. I’m happy…
Sundial by Catriona Ward
Having been enamored with 2021’s THE LAST HOUSE ON NEEDLESS STREET, I jumped on the opportunity to read SUNDIAL. I was not disappointed! Rob and her cheating, despicable husband are…
The Seven: The Labyrinth, Book One by Brian Keene, narrated by Joshua Saxon
THE SEVEN: THE LABRYINTH BOOK ONE puts me in mind of a superhero film-one of the ones where they come together to fight an evil that threatens us all. In…
Echo by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
This is not a haunted house, a haunted doll or even a haunted amulet. This is a haunted mountain. A young adonis named Nick is injured during a mountaineering accident…
Below by Laurel Hightower
“Came outta nowhere, didn’t it?“ Having read last year’s CROSSROADS, I knew Laurel Hightower’s latest had to be something, so I was giddy to score an ARC of BELOW. This…
Spontaneous Human Combustion by Richard Thomas
Being that I am pressed for time, I will try to keep this review brief. SPONTANEOUS HUMAN COMBUSTION is an excellent collection of stories and well worth your time! Richard…
Do Not Weep For Me by Tony Tremblay
When I was offered the chance to read the sequel to THE MOORE HOUSE, I was all over it, and I’m happy to say that this novel was even more…
Nightfall by Daniel Barnett
Picking up Nightfall with no idea what was in store turned out to be an excellent decision. In this novella sized tidbit, Daniel Barnett did everything he needed to do…
The House of Little Bones by Beverley Lee, narrated by Alastair James Murden
The House of Little Bones is a novella-sized tasty little treat! It would make for a superb Twilight Zone episode, or perhaps an episode of Creepshow! To sum it up:…
Dead Silence by S. A. Barnes
Being that I do enjoy a good science fiction book, a hybrid space horror novel is a creation that feels “made for me”. DEAD SILENCE was everything I had hoped,…