In Seattle, secrets and danger abound, making justice elusive and blurring the line between good and evil. But amidst the chaos, Alister Knight is the one man who stands out. While Griffin Knight is away on a case in Miami, his brother Alister takes on the responsibility of solving the death of Seattle Police Sergeant […]
How to Write a Short Horror Story: A Comprehensive Guide to Turning Nightmares Into Narratives by Patrick Méndez My rating: 5 of 5 stars Helpful. I wasn’t sure if I would issue this a four or five-star rating at first. What helped me make my decision were the highlights that I made as I read
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Underdogs: The Enemy | Book 3 by K. Weikel My rating: 4 of 5 stars Good. The series continues this time from Malcom’s point of view. Is he an ally or an enemy? You’ll have to read this book to find out. Pros: 1. It’s a clean read.2. It’s novella-length. I could read it in
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The Milky Way: A Short Story by Nathan Harker My rating: 4 of 5 stars Good writing. This story focuses on Stefan and his exploration of the Milky Way. Pros: 1. Nathan Harker gives Stefan a backstory.2. The book cover is good. If you focus on it, you’ll see why.3. It’s a short story.4. I
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City of Spores by Austin Shirey My rating: 3 of 5 stars A strange whodunit. Private Investigator Johanna Kolibrik reluctantly agreed to a case to keep her struggling business afloat. Unfortunately, she gets wrapped up in something bigger as Madripol has gigantic problems. Old Town is a dark place, and the enemies she encounters are
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My Very Bad, Very Sad Day by Daniel Weaver My rating: 5 of 5 stars A tear-jerker. Gizmo is an old dog that can no longer function normally. I like the illustrations and formatting. The pictures were unique. They looked like they were painted or made with oil pastels. The ending information about veterinarians was
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Blonde Rage: A Psychological Thriller Novelette by Brenna Devland My rating: 3 of 5 stars It’s OK. Someone has been murdering blondes in the neighborhood. Will this ever end? Read this book to find out. Pros:1. The ending suspense and thrill is huge. I felt my reading engagement increase.2. It’s a novelette.3. The book cover
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The Reviewer by M.K. Alexander My rating: 5 of 5 stars Original. The hero, an aspiring indie writer with potential, falls prey to the villain, the reviewer. Pros:1. It’s a clean read.2. It’s a short story.3. There is one laugh-out-loud moment.4. Re-readability. I’ve already read it twice.5. This book will resonate with indie authors.6. The
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The Rabbit Man: A Collection of Short Terrors & Flash Fiction by T.R. Slauf My rating: 4 of 5 stars Terrifying. The Rabbit Man is a haunting collection that contains stories about serial killers, witch-hunting, paranormal horror, and more. Pros:1. A variety of frightening tales.2. All the stories within this collection are good.3. Excellent, creepy
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Lucky Numbers: A Small Town Horror Story by Elliott Dahle My rating: 4 of 5 stars Better than expected. Sam and Nadine are a married couple that have had their difficulties. Things have been sour between them for several years, leading Nadine to believe it’s time for them to separate. But a lucky occurrence comes
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The Abduction of Stefan Bossi: A Short Story by Nathan Harker My rating: 4 of 5 stars Dark. The Abduction of Stefan Bossi is a short story focused on an astronaut named Peggy in space. Along the way, she runs into some devilish creatures-ones that she doesn’t believe in. Pros:1. Solid writing.2. Nathan Harker gives
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TAILS OF LOVE: Canine Parables for the Heart by Daniel Weaver My rating: 5 of 5 stars Excellent. The book cover is excellent. The illustrations are fantastic and they stand out. I like how there are different stories for different canine breeds. The storyline is unique, and I can tell that the author put a
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