Rob E Boley, Better Alive Than Dead review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Looking for a quick quirky read? Then look no further, Rob E Boley’s latest release Better Alive Than Dead: Thirteen Tales of Monster Horror is Read more [...]
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Ania Ahlborn, The Devil Crept In review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Jude and Stevie are cousins with Jude being the older one. Both boys haven’t any real friends of their own so they tend to make do with each Read more [...]
Jasper Bark, Bed of Crimson Joy review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Oh, Jasper Bark, how could you? You took two nice elderly people and threw them into a disgusting story of debauchery. How awful! Just kidding, Read more [...]
Must-Read Sci-Fi Horror Stories
Must-Read Sci-Fi Horror Stories Sci-fi and horror are a match made in heaven (or in hell!). The terrifying imagery and atmosphere of a powerful horror story are exemplified Read more [...]
Kenneth W Cain, Embers review
Written by Paula Limbaugh A dark collection indeed! Kenneth Cain has put together quite a collection of short stories for your reading pleasure. In Embers, the tales are Read more [...]
Glenn Rolfe, Becoming review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Aww, Glenn Rolfe has done it again! Another fast-paced read from beginning to end, Becoming, shows that Rolfe is indeed, becoming a force to be Read more [...]
Chris Kelso, Unger House Radicals review
Written by Paula Limbaugh “Without humanity art, would not cease to exist but, without a captive audience, it would cease to have meaning or purpose…” This was quite Read more [...]
Kristopher Triana, Body Art review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Whoa, what an effed up read this was! So utterly disgusting, yet I couldn’t stop turning the pages wondering how far would the author go in Read more [...]
Todd Keisling, The Final Reconciliation review
"And then I heard the voice. The same voice I’d heard before, back in Camilla’s room. It was calling to me again, carried on a warm gust of air that swept toward me in low, hushed breaths. That voice rose and fell with the tides, hissing with the spray of dark sea foam and brine, a din of ancient secrets and wisdom.
Take off your mask, it said. Take off your mask."
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Aaron Dries & Mark Allan Gunnells, Where the Dead Go to Die review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Every once, in a while, you read a book that just floors you. The story so strong that you know emotionally it will be with you for a long time. Read more [...]
10 Must Read Short Stories
Written by: Paula Limbaugh Okay, so if you read my reviews you have probably figured out that I am a huge fan of short stories. I love the fact that a good story can be told Read more [...]
Jackson Sullivan ‘For the Evil Returned’ Review
Written by Paula Limbaugh For the Evil Returned by Jackson Sullivan is a bit horror, a bit psychological drama which blends the two genres quite well. The story itself is an Read more [...]
We Want Your Votes for Best Horror Novel of 2016!
We’ve seen a handful of amazing horror novels released this year. But the number of books hitting shelves is so sizable that it becomes a near impossibility to keep up Read more [...]
Kristopher Triana ‘Growing Dark’ Review
Hmm, Kristopher Triana… I never heard of him (don’t ask what rock I’ve been under) until I happened upon a contest on Facebook. So, just for fun, I entered it and Whoa, Read more [...]
Glenn Rolfe ‘Chasing Ghosts’ Review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Wow… I think Glenn Rolfe’s stories are getting better all the time. I’ve been reading his stories for a long time and I find his storytelling Read more [...]
Monique Snyman ‘Muti Nation’ Review
Written by Paula Limbaugh “In order to be invincible one needs only to be invisible.” Monique Snyman is a gifted editor who knows a good story when she reads one, but… Read more [...]
Paupers’ Graves, James Everington review
Written by Paula Limbaugh You know, it’s said that after the body dies the soul lives on and I think that’s true. I think we all leave a little essence of ourselves Read more [...]
Thomas Olde Heuvelt ‘Hex’ Review
There's just one problem with the townsfolk of Black Spring: they're hexed. Read more [...]
Stephen Bacon, Laudanum Nights review
Written by Paula Limbaugh Laudanum Nights is a horror story told quite nicely within a Victorian age backdrop. Stephen Bacon has a way of bringing out the monsters hidden in Read more [...]
Phil Sloman, Becoming David review
Writtten by Paula Limbaugh Becoming David, such a simple title for such a strange tale. Phil Sloman has given us a very different story of a man with more refined tastes than Read more [...]
