Title: You Saw Something You Shouldn’t Have Author: Brandon Faircloth Genre: Horror You receive a text from an unknown sender early in the morning and it says: You saw something you shouldn’t have. Also the title of the book, this tale of a mysterious creature taunting a man as everything and everyone in his… Read More You Saw Something You Shouldn’t Have – Editorial Review
Title: Ramonst Author: Anthony Knott Genre: Fiction / Southern Gothic / Crime This novel reads somewhat like a memoir or a snapshot of the past. The summer in Tennessee enters as almost another character to the story of young Rodney, a boy tottering on the brink of puberty. He’s interested in everything and regularly writes… Read More Ramonst – Editorial Review
Title: The Book of Schull: Book 1: Volume 1: The Introduction: Story No. 1 Author: Killian Schull Genre: Horror / Science Fiction Following an uncomfortable exchange with Eamon Glenrose, the ruthless man for whom he works, builder William Donovan can’t help but wonder if his wife’s subsequent fatal car accident is connected to… Read More The Book of Schull: Book 1: Volume 1: The Introduction – Editorial Review
Title: A Perfect Night Author: Joseph Stone Genre: Horror After her mother’s death in a horrible car accident, Frances Tarantino continues to feel her mother’s presence surrounding her. She sends Frances ladybugs and presents as a means of comfort, and in a horrific version of the angst that accompanies a mother-daughter relationship during… Read More A Perfect Night – Editorial Review
A Taste of Blood Wine – Guest Book Review The copy on the front definitely captures a lot about this book. “Throbs with lush romanticism,” says The Times. That’s a perfect description right there.
The first time I had to put Douglas L. Wilson’s Affinity’s Window down because I was too scared was on page 51. If you think that sounds like it’s not very far into the novel, that’s because it isn’t. The sun was going down, the back of my neck had begun to prickle, and I… Read More Affinity’s Window – Book Review
Bone Witch (2017, Sourcebooks Fire, Young Adult Fantasy) by Rin Chupeco When I finish a book and review it, I also post on sites such as Amazon and GoodReads which gives me a chance to see what other people are thinking about the book too. If I really love a book, I’m always eager… Read More Bone Witch – Book Review
I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review in November last year, but I’ve only just got to reading it! Despite being on a short break from blogging, any books I am sent to review I will be posting reviews of as and when I get to reading… Read More Nest – Book Review
Title: Priceless Treasures and Ghastly: A Slight Collection of Hallowe’en Tales and Miscellanea Author: Thomas Olivieri Published: October 25, 2016 42 Pages Blurb: THESE days, Hallowe’en is a night of ghosts, celebrated by people who can longer believe in them, a day of tricks, treats, and twilight. A night when — sanctioned by custom… Read More Priceless Treasures and Ghastly – Book Review
The book: The Loney by Andrew Michael Hurley Published by John Murray in 2016 Pages: 368 My copy: Secondhand paperback The blurb: Two brothers. One mute, the other his lifelong protector. Year after year, their family visits the same sacred shrine on a desolate strip of coastline known as the Loney, in desperate hope of a… Read More The Loney – Book Review
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