Shadows and Whispers by Michael Jess Alexander My rating: 5 of 5 stars This collection is excellent. A Forest Haunt: It is a unique story about a man who wishes to live a secluded life but is bombarded with unfortunate circumstances and paranoia. The ending is wild, but it makes sense after thinking about it. […]
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The Visitor by Sergio Gomez My rating: 5 of 5 stars It’s better than I expected. Pros: 1. The book cover is noticeable.2. It’s novella-length.3. It’s well written.4. The cuss words are not overbearing. Cons: 1. I won’t re-read this. I don’t understand nor agree with the bad ratings. View all my reviews
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Little Red: The Third Story in the Happily Ever After Series by K.G. Sander My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is a remake of a classic. Pros: 1. The book cover is fantastic.2. The storyline is original and spectacular.3. My reading engagement was high throughout this book.4. I enjoyed the poems.5. K.G. Sander is
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The Legend of Whispering Pines Inn: A Ghostly Thriller Short Story by Dita Dow My rating: 4 of 5 stars I enjoyed it. Pros: 1. It’s short.2. Dita Dow is an exceptional writer.3. My reading engagement was high.4. I would re-read this.5. It’s a clean read. Cons: 1. The ending left more to be desired.
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Ushers: A Short Story by Joe Hill My rating: 4 of 5 stars It’s a good read. Pros: 1. A wild ending.2. The book cover is noticeable.3. It’s a short story.4. The writing is solid.5. I would re-read it.6. My reading engagement was high.7. There is one laugh-out-loud moment. Cons: 1. I noticed minor editing
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Carnival of the Dead: Two Paths, One Nightmare: Dual Ending Horror Short Story by Dita Dow My rating: 5 of 5 stars Excellent. Pros: 1. Unexpected ending and twists.2. Dita Dow is a fabulous writer.3. It’s a short story.4. Dita Dow edited this book.5. Despite being a short story, I was content with it. Cons:
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Lavender by Eric Williford My rating: 3 of 5 stars Lavender could have been better. Pros:1. It’s short.2. The psychological horror is present.3. Clean.4. The book cover caught my attention.5. I like how the blurb is short and sweet.6. I enjoyed Lavender and would re-read it.7. This story required me to go back to learn
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Flesh Eaters Ate My Neighbors by Brian Berry My rating: 3 of 5 stars Unique. Pros:1. The book cover is fantastic.2. It’s edited.3. I can tell that Brian G. Berry had fun creating this book.4. A couple of laugh-out-loud moments.5. There were little illustrations that added to the fun.6. A sequel is in the making.7.
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The Town That Cried Werewolf: Second Edition by Danny Dantas My rating: 4 of 5 stars Excellent storyline. Pros:1. The second edition’s book cover is fantastic. The black, hairy werewolf in the center, roaring against the red backdrop, is attention-grabbing, and I’ve wanted to read this book for a while because of it.2. The story
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The Cat from Hell by Stephen King My rating: 5 of 5 stars A fantastic short horror story featuring a cat. Pros:1. Creepy.2. Original.3. Shocking.4. Well written.5. Great storyline.6. It’s a quick read.7. Vivid descriptions.8. I would re-read this story.9. It’s a prior work made by Stephen King.10. Cats, like rats, fit the horror genre
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Cats by Brian G Berry My rating: 3 of 5 stars Well written. Pros:1. Fantastic book cover.2. Expertly written.3. Highly imaginative.4. I like how Brian G. Berry used the weather to add to the horror. Cons:1. Profanity and blaspheming.2. This book would benefit from keener editing.3. Cats needs to be proofread.4. The ending is partially
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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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