Tag: Indie Authors
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Book Review: A Horror Anthology with Something for Everybody
The Box by Scott J. Couturier Overall Rating: 4/5 Spooky Rating: 3/5 Quick Take The Box by Scott J. Couturier is an anthology that ranges from gothic horror to extreme horror and back again. It truly is a mix of horror stories that will appeal to every type of horror fan. Tell Me More Horror…
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Book Review: One of the Best Horror Novels I’ve Ever Read
Room of Cloth by R. H. Gründ Inspired by contemporary “creepypastas,” ROOM OF CLOTH is a horror novel for the Information Age that will appeal to fans of literary horror and psychological suspense. Discretion this novel contains scenes of graphic violence and allusions to physical/emotional abuse and sexual trauma. ” . . . AND IN…
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Book Review: An Epic Story of Survival in a Horrific World
Convergence by Jesse Clary In bright, bold, red letters the words “TOTAL CONVERGENCE” flash on Jay’s TV reminding him that the end of the world is only a week away. Seven years ago, The Anomaly appeared high in the sky and marked the beginning of the world’s end. The great black diamond continues to tear the…
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Book Review: A Cozy Horror Novel Ideal for New Horror Fans
Riley… Riley Black is forced into medical retirement from the Phoenix Police Department following a vicious attack by her very own partner. As part of the healing process, she uproots her life and invests her nest egg in Beach Rock, a run-down Victorian mansion on the Oregon coast. And as if a bad omen, her…
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Book Review: This Horror Western is Truly a Masterpiece
Like Wolves is an episodic novel set in the nineteenth century, a tumultuous time when Texas fought for independence, war broke out between the United States and Mexico, and the Comanche Empire brought westward expansion to a grinding halt. Under pale blue skies; soldiers marched, rangers patrolled, and settlements burned. In the vast expanse beyond…
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Book Review: A Horror Novel for Southern New England Horror Fans
A strange creature lurks between the pines of Forest Street. Since the deadly DUI that ruined his life, Curtis Reynolds has long since struggled with sleep deprivation, debt, a failing marriage, and, frankly, justifying his own existence. But when his elderly neighbor is murdered, the Gulf War Veteran returns home to Forest Street, where a…
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Book Review: A Hellish Journey in Four Acts
A man’s life falls apart after he wins the lottery. His huge lottery win should have been anyone’s idea of the good life calling, but when Abe Winters wakes up after a car crash, he has to wonder whether it was a dream or whether it was real. Each day becomes darker and darker with…
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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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This Read is a Dark Fantasy Horror Adventure for the Ages
The Searcher’s Lament by Saige Denmark is an expertly crafted dark fantasy novel that drips with elements of horror. Denmark’s world building is complex and artistic, and her novel is perfect for readers who love their horror laced with fantasy. It’s a must read!
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This Collection of Horror Tales Has Something for Everyone
Synopsis In the Place Where The Bad Kids Go, a boys’ basketball camp gets a substitute counselor, what could possibly go wrong? EVERYTHING In The Journal of Dr. J.T. Martian, Doctor Martian is confronted with a baby that has a fatal condition, only for the child to be miraculously healed moments later. Join Doctor Martian…
