Pages: 271 Publisher: Silver Shamrock Publishing Published: September 1, 2019 I've read several of Jeremy Hepler's stories. I read his Bram Stoker Award-nominated The Boulevard Monster, which delivered on numerous fronts. Hepler had already set the bar extremely high for his sophomore effort. I can safely say Cricket Hunters goes above and beyond almost everything I've … Continue reading {Book Review} Cricket Hunters by Jeremy Hepler

  Karen Hall ladies and gentlemen. I've heard great things about Karen Hall's writing for some time, now. But I never took the leap into her supernatural thriller, Dark Debts, until now. I should have read this upon release. Dark Debts was and still is a game-changer for the supernatural thriller genre. I use the … Continue reading {Book Review} Dark Debts by Karen Hall

This was my first soiree with Daphne du Maurier, and let me tell you, it was a very good evening. She doesn't use cheap thrills to entertain readers. Her agile word play is most excellent on the eyes. It really does make for a quick read. Echoes From The Macabre is filled to the brim … Continue reading {Book Review} Echoes From The Macabre by Daphne du Maurier

LEISURE TIME w/ GLENN ROLFE Episode Three:  THE RESURECTIONIST by Wrath James White    Welcome to Leisure Time.  I’m your host, Glenn Rolfe.  While I should be hard at work writing a new short story or finishing a novella or a new novel…instead, I’m here with you sharing my thoughts and love for my favorite line of horror books ever.  … Continue reading {Leisure Time with Glenn Rolfe} The Resurrectionist by Wrath James White

Publisher: Lyrical Underground Published: September 27th 2016 Pages: 320 Mary SanGiovanni delivers the thrills and chills in this cosmic horror novel. It clocks in at 320 pages, but it feels more like 120. I can't think of a bad thing to say about this book. Mary does a great job introducing the character of Kathy … Continue reading {Book Review} CHILLS by Mary SanGiovanni

There's nothing like the smell of fresh cut grass on the diamond in Spring. Buying peanuts and crackerjacks. Cheering for the home team. You know it's your team's year to win the pennant. And there's nothing like the seventh inning stretch. A Season In Hell touches on all the things I love about America's pastime. … Continue reading {Book Review} A Season In Hell by Kenneth W. Cain

Pages: 210 Published: March 5th 2019 Published: Shadow Work Publishing Palace Of Ghosts was hard for me to review. Not because it was bad or anything like that. I'm a veteran, so this one hit close to home. Even though I was never deployed to Iraq, my friends were. Some never made it home, while … Continue reading {Book Review} Palace of Ghosts by Thomas S. Flowers

Shallow Waters Vol. 1 is a cool anthology out of Crystal Lake Publishing. They have been producing some great stuff from some really great authors over the past couple of years. Crystal Lake Publishing started posting monthly writing prompt challenges. The flash pieces that fill this anthology were considered the best of the bunch. I … Continue reading {Book Review} Shallow Waters Vol. 1: A Flash Fiction Anthology

This is my first time reading Mick Ridgewell.  I don't much like reading what other people read. Upon discovering this book, I didn't know what to think. I started reading this one last year. I put it down because it was catching my attention at the time. When it comes to reading, I sit books … Continue reading {Book Review} The Nightcrawler by Mick Ridgewell

Pages: 108 Published: July 1st 2019 Publisher: Silver Shamrock Publishing Before reading In The Scrape, I've had the pleasure of reading quite a few stories by James Newman. Even though I didn't know who Mark Steensland was, I was confident going into this story because I knew James Newman could write with anyone. He is … Continue reading {Book Review} IN THE SCRAPE by James Newman and Mark Steensland