Last Liar Standing by Danielle M. Wong My rating: 4 of 5 stars Not bad. Last Liar Standing by Danielle M. Wong is a story about a woman named Vonny who suffers from amnesia. When she wakes up in the hospital, she remembers nothing about her past. Vonny makes friends and enemies, and people aren’t […]
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Hey guys, I am revealing the book cover for my newest book, Twilight Perils: A Collection of Eight Secret Stories. I am happy about publishing this horror mystery collection. It took a lot of work to make it happen, and to get everything ready to meet certain deadlines. Only the e-book version is available, but
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Digger by Arjay Lewis My rating: 5 of 5 stars Godlike. This book showcases the power of a standalone novel and why it is important not to underestimate them. The narrative is crisp, sucking you in straight from the first chapter. It was captivating how the author omitted the typical prologue in fiction, and started
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Melon Head Mayhem by Alex Ebenstein My rating: 4 of 5 stars Eerie and suspenseful. The book cover is fantastic, and I thought it was creative that the author used VHS tapes as a tool to get the yarn going. The writing, editing, and formatting of this novella is top-notch; you can tell that the
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Detective Buster Cuffs: Catching the Treat Snatcher by Liana Somerset My rating: 5 of 5 stars An enchanting tale that you’ll enjoy. Detective Buster Cuffs has an attention-grabbing book cover, and the visuals are outstanding. The illustrations helped immerse me into the story. I like how there isn’t too much text on each page, and
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The Axe by Linda Griffin My rating: 4 of 5 stars I like short stories. I knew that this book would be good because I saw a five-star rating of it somewhere else. I refrained from reading that review to make sure I got the maximum number of surprises from the narrative. After reading the
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