Review: Cardiac by Jeffrey Monaghan
Kindle Edition, 230 pages Published May 23rd, 2016 by DLW Publishing It was a while ago since I’ve read a thriller and I’m usually happily surprised when I notice I’m turning the [...]
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Graphic Fridays: Sons of the Devil by Brian Buccellato & Toni Infante
“A psychological horror story about Travis, an average guy trying to get by, who discovers that he has familial ties to a deadly cult. Told across three decades, Sons of the Devil is an [...]
Review: The Telling by Alexandra Sirowy
ebook, 400 pages Expected publication: August 2nd, 2016 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers This is my last review for the next couple of weeks *plays the world’s smallest violin*, [...]
Daddy Dearest by Paul Southern
Kindle Edition, 245 pages Publication date: June 1st, 2016 When I first saw this cover, it reminded me of the twin girls and the blood pouring lift in The Shining. When I look at it again now, I have [...]
Indie Month Recap
Eighteen authors, eighteen books. Eighteen different stories varying from Eva Braun to the Dutch Golden Age, M15 mechanics to child molesters, teenage feminism to dream worlds, desert nomad elves to [...]
Witchyman by K.B. Hill + Giveaway
Kindle Edition, 215 pages Published July 14th, 2015 by Dunham Books This is, hands down, the most disturbing book I’ve ever read. I honestly didn’t know if I would be able to finish it [...]
Give it Back by Danielle Esplin
Kindle Edition, 262 pages Published April 7th, 2016 I don’t know ’bout you, but one of my favourite things is discovering a great read out of the blue. I went into this one rather blank, [...]
Bloodwork: The New Rugged Cross (Dinosaur Heaven Quintet) by Henry Joseph
Paperback, 186 pages Published March 1st, 2016 by HighLine Editions (first published by Gibbs Smith in May, 1994) I have to admit to starting this one with some reluctance. I mean, drug smuggling [...]
Trigger Point (Gabriel Wolfe Thriller #1) by Andy Maslen
Kindle Edition, 311 pages Published October 14th, 2015 by Tyton Press This book started off surprisingly good. I normally don’t read a lot of action thrillers, but this one makes me feel like I [...]
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