The Science of Monsters: the truth behind zombies, witches, werewolves, vampires and other legendary creatures by Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence5 Being a horror fan since 6-years-old, I must say that this book is the book that I would have devoured at that age. The Science of Monsters satisfies the curiosity innate of the horror... Continue Reading →
Death Drives a Semi was an unexpected pleasure to read. The 25th anniversary re-release of this short story anthology was genius. Not only did it introduce me to a talented author, but it will undoubtedly usher in a legion of new fans for Van Belkom. Reading good horror is like finding a real diamond as your... Continue Reading →
What do you expect to read after “once upon a time” ? Keep that in mind, because it won’t be what you’ll get from To Dance with Destiny by W. L. Hawking. The good news? The surprise will be delightful, witty, funny, and what follows can only be described as bloody chaos. A strong and... Continue Reading →
Darren Lee Compton has THE BEST disclaimer in the indie world. Serieously, and this is one of the things one has to love about Indie books, because you can only find this type of stuff in them, trust me, hahahha. Grab your book on Amazon US / UK Given that we have already reviewed Graveslinger,... Continue Reading →
Imagine being one of the most powerful beings in existence, the most feared witch, a goddess that was adored and hated for thousands of years, to the point that your name spread chaos and panic, and you suddenly lose your powers and become... mortal. How are you going to recover them? IF you ever do... Continue Reading →
Bitchy. Bossy. Evil. These are the first things that you will find out this book. Anna J Walner once again hits the ground running, or may I say, slapping us around with this plot in the Uluru Legacy Series, this book that, gives us no time to blink, NOT EVEN A PROLOGUE, nothing! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. It... Continue Reading →
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