Category: Book Reviews
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No One Gets Out Alive – by Adam Nevill – Book Review
Darkness lives within …Cash-strapped, working for agencies and living in shared accommodation, Stephanie Booth feels she can fall no further. So when she takes a new room at the right price, she believes her luck has finally turned. But 82 Edgware Road is not what it appears to be. It’s not only the eerie atmosphere…
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The Last Day and the First – by Tim Lebbon – Book Review
My name is Rose, and I’m the last woman left alive. So begins this novella that follows Rose’s final day, but it is also the first day of a future that few could have imagined. Dark bleetings everyone! So, those who know me know that I’m getting increasingly obsessed with the work of Tim Lebbon.…
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Nature’s Perfume – by Mark Towse – Book Review
Four close friends arrange a trip to the Amazon, all aware this is likely to be their last group outing before the responsibilities of adulthood take them in separate directions. High on adrenaline, plans for an early night before the hike quickly fade, an overindulgence in liquor and drugs setting the stage for the strangest…
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The Cimmerians – by Theresa Jacobs – Book Review
When Emersyn fled the big city for a quieter life in the Midwest, she left all her troubles behind – or so she thought. She quickly discovers her quaint new home has a past of its own. Ten years prior a young woman killed herself inside the front door. Since that fateful day, the locals…
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St. Neith – by David Watkins – Book Review
Something has arrived in the woods … and it’s hungry. So very, very hungry…. “Do you want to take a look at my new story?” David Watkins asked me one day. I replied that sure, I’d love to! Little did I know about the demonic eight-legged forces that would lie between the pages… waiting to…
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Verushka – by Jan Stinchcomb – Book Review
Someone is stalking Devon Woodward. They’ve been there all along, since before she was born, going back to her grandmother’s time. Waiting for her. Watching. And the people who should be able to help, her own parents, are making everything worse. Devon is right to be afraid. Verushka, both victim and villain, is a half-human…
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Banquet for the Damned – by Adam Nevill – Book Review
AMAZON SALES LINK: BANQUET FOR THE DAMNED Few believed Professor Coldwell could commune with spirits. But in Scotland’s oldest university town something has passed from darkness into light. Now, the young are being haunted by night terrors and those who are visited disappear. This is certainly not a place for outsiders, especially at night. So…
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Ranking EVERY Stephen King Book – Part 5 (YouTube)
Join Goat Leader as she continues to bleet on about Stephen King!
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A Warning About Your Future Enslavement That You Will Dismiss As A Collection Of Short Fiction And Essays By Kit Power – by Kit Power – Book Review
SALES LINK: A WARNING ABOUT YOUR FUTURE ENSLAVEMENT Kit Power did not write this book. Sure, the stories and essays are his – 21 pieces culled from the very best of his fiction and nonfiction work of the last four years, including previously unpublished work – but as to the rest… Kit Power has no…
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