The Windy City Terror sits at the crossroads of horror and mystery, exploring how duty, fear, and identity shape the hunt for truth in a city that never sleeps. At its core, The Windy City Terror asks a series of uneasy questions: What does it cost to keep a city safe? How do personal demons […]
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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 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 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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Misfit’s Magic: Shades of Winter by Fred Gracely My rating: 4 of 5 stars Imaginative. Goff continues his adventures with his two sidekicks, Halstrom and Lydia. On top of keeping his grades high at school, he fights against an evil scheme to resurrect this world’s version of the Dark Lord. Goff’s magical realm portrays a
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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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Raven Hill by Jools G. King My rating: 5 of 5 stars Great. I liked that the author chose to make this a novella, rather than a full-length novel. It was an easy read, apart from what I feel was a little too much blaspheming, and I like the way it ended. The descriptions that
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A Beast Within by Aidan Lucid My rating: 5 of 5 stars Fun. I enjoyed reading this novella. The prologue was fantastic, and the author switching POVs was brilliant. I liked the addition of scene breaks, and the descriptions were vivid. I fancied the twists and turns that this book utilized. I admire the decision
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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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