Jonathan Winn, The Martuk Series Vol. 1 review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh When reading anything by Jonathan Winn one must be ready to be blown away by his visually descriptive narrative. Be prepared to be taken outside of Read more [...]
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Alessandro Manzetti, Shanti: The Sadist Heaven review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Alessandro Manzetti is an author whose poetry I greatly admire. This review steps away from his poetry and enters the realms of extreme horror. Read more [...]
Keith Deininger, Violent Hearts: A Haunted Journey review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh If you like reading stories of the battle between good vs. evil along the lines of King’s, The Stand or Swan Song by McCammon you are going to Read more [...]
Richard Farren Barber, The Living and The Lost review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Richard Farren Barber has written plenty of short stories and novellas but never a full-length novel, this is a first and a brilliant one at that! Read more [...]
Michaelbrent Collings, Terminal review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Holy cow! I’ve been a fan of Michaelbrent Collings’ books for a long time some I like a bit more than others, but I have never been Read more [...]
John F Leonard, Doggem review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Wow, what an awesome story. To think such an innocuous item such as a stuffed animal could have such a tale to relay. Doggem by John F Leonard is Read more [...]
Michaelbrent Collings, Predators review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Michaelbrent Collings’ Predators is a horror story of a different nature. More like reality bites and I do mean bites! Set in a wildlife park in Read more [...]
It’s Alive: Bringing Your Nightmares to Life, Edited by Eugene Johnson and Joe Mynhardt
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh What, you ask? Another writing book? Yes, it is, but it is also much more than that. This book notches up the advice/tips to another level. You Read more [...]
Fantastic Tales Of Terror: History’s Darkest Secrets review, Tim Waggoner, Mercedes Yardley, Kevin J Anderson…
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh So what happens when you get a bunch of Fantastic authors writing Fantastic stories about some Fantastic characters/events that most of you are Read more [...]
John Boden & Chad Lutzke, Out Behind the Barn review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Oh, WOW!! What a truly awesome collaboration this was. John Boden and Chad Lutzke have put together such an amazing story. Out Behind the Barn is Read more [...]
Dan Weatherer, The Dead Stage review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh “The Dead Stage – the period of time between completing the working draft of a stage play and placing it with an interested party.” – Dan Read more [...]
Tommy B Smith, The Mourner’s Cradle review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh The Mourner’s Cradle: A Widow’s Journey by Tommy B Smith has been touted as a story regarding grief, I found it as one about finding validation Read more [...]
Richard Farren Barber, Closer Still review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Richard Farren Barber’s latest novella Closer Still is a story with a message. It’s a ghost story but it also speaks of the age-old problem of Read more [...]
Stephen King, The Outsider review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh It’s been a while since I could say I’ve just read a great Stephen King book. I’ve read a lot of newer ones and they were good, alright, Read more [...]
Zoje Stage, Baby Teeth review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Suzette suffers from Crohn’s disease just daily living can be a challenge. With the added pressure of trying to raise a daughter who thwarts her Read more [...]
Mick Ridgewell, The Nightcrawler review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Mick Ridgewell’s The Nightcrawler starts out like two separate stories one featuring an antagonist the other a protagonist and slowly begins to Read more [...]
Kenneth W Cain, A Season in Hell review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Kenneth W Cain’s A Season in Hell is a powerful read, there are lessons to be learned. You know, when you pick up a horror book it usually Read more [...]
Jackson R Thomas, The Beast of Brenton Woods review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh If you’re into the old slasher flicks of the 80s this is the book for you! The Beast of Brenton Woods by Jackson R Thomas is a fast-paced gory Read more [...]
Todd Keisling, The Smile Factory review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Many of us have worked at one of those places, right? You know, that company where we are just another cog in the machine, endless hours day in day Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke, Skullface Boy review
Reviewed by Paula Limbaugh Chad Lutzke has done it again! Another story that will catch you off-guard with a character that you can empathize with. 16-year-old Levi is the Read more [...]
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