Tag: Horror Books
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Book Review: An Eclectic Horror Collection for Fans of The Twilight Zone
Turning of the Bones – A lost spirit in Madagascar seeks to guide his descendants to his body so he can finally be free. The First and Last Drink of Ilona Odd – A recovering alcoholic waits at a tavern in order to pay off a hit man. But there are more spirits around than…
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Book Review: A Mesmerizing Horror That Just Needs More Time to Develop
A bruja is born. What does a girl who envies the creep and darkness of a shadow become? From the time she was born, Matea had a connection to Santa Muerte that seemed to linger inside her. Matea’s world seemed to bend around her in a way that no one else could comprehend. She trembled…
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New Release: A Novelette That Grabs You by the Gut
The Disappearance of Tom Nero concerns a young man’s investigation into the impossible disappearance of a friend. As he learns more about the circumstances and searches for answers, the re-emergence of a metatextual horror from legend puts not only him, but his new lover, in jeopardy. The story explores themes of contagious and invasive thoughts,…
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A Horror Anthology Worthy of Mother’s Day
Happy Mother’s Day to all who celebrate! For those who are struggling today, please know that you are not alone. This day is hard for me as well, but we will get through this together. With that being said, I wanted to share with you an amazing horror anthology that was recently released by World…
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New Release: A Sultry Gothic Horror Novel from Author Nicole Eigener
I am a frequent fan of gothic horror, and I am always up for anything that involves vampires and is part of the LGBTQIA+ community. I met Nicole Eigener through Instagram a few months ago, and I was excited to learn about their queer vampire novel, Beguiled by Night. Upon reading it, I felt like…
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Available for Pre-Order: Kaleidoscopic Shades – Within Black Eternity by David A. Neuman
Kaleidoscopic Shades – an indieBRAG Medallion winner and a Literary Titan gold book award winner for outstanding worlds, characters and imagination… Bob Triplow should have known better in having escaped the horrors of childhood, but he could not have ever known he had passed them onto his son, Joshua… and that the comforts of Corona,…
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Book Review: A Cannibalistic Good Time
As five friends travel through the isolated California desert towards a popular music festival, their trip is interrupted thanks to our modern world’s ever-evolving state of technology… Stranded and alone needing to recharge their electric vehicle. When the group of teenagers settle on a remote parking lot in the middle of nowhere, it isn’t only…
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Book Review: A Promising but Deeply Problematic Haunted House Novel
A review of Kill Creek by Scott Thomas
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Book Review: A Queer Vampire Novel That Reads Like a Classic
A book review of Instructions in Flesh by Marcus James
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