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,…
Earthworm Gods by Brian Keene, narrated by Scott Weinberg
Sometimes you just need to be entertained! If you’re a fan of creature-features and character driven stories, when that time comes, choose Earthworm Gods! This is a tale told mostly…
The Consort: The Wood-Book Two by J. Edwin Buja
The Wood (King of the Wood, pt 2) is the follow up to 2019’s King of the Wood-a book that made my top ten of the year. This one may…
The Saga of Dead-Eye, Book One: Vampires, Zombies & Mojo Men by Ronald Kelly
Featuring some civil war history, humor that is as black as hell itself, vampires, zombies and Mojo Men, how could you go wrong with this horror fiction mash-up? I’ve enjoyed…
Road of Bones by Christopher Golden
ROAD OF BONES had me shivering in the midst of an August heatwave! Felix Teigland, (Teig), a documentary filmmaker, and Prentiss his financial backer, head out to Siberia in the…
Nonentity (The Monochrome Trilogy-Book 3) by Todd Keisling
NONENTITY is a satisfying end to the Monochrome Trilogy! The real world is now merging with the Monochrome and things are not looking good. Creatures are coming through to the…
Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo
Bouncing back and forth between the audio and the paperback, SUMMER SONS had me captivated from nearly the first page. Mark my words, Lee Mandelo is an author to watch!…
The Last Testament of Chrighton Smythe by Gavin Gardiner
Having read this author’s FOR RYE recently, when he offered me the chance to read this novella, I said yes and here we are. When I opened the beautifully wrapped…