Sickness Is In Season by Aiden Merchant has everything a horror fan craves! From light and spooky, to full-blown spine-chilling terror, this collection of short stories is a killer mix. Full disclosure: I was given a free copy of this book per request of an honest review. This did not affect my rating in any…
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[Book Review] Sickness Is In Season by Aiden Merchant
[Book Review] The Workshop of Filthy Creation by Richard Gadz
Book review of The Workshop of Filthy Creation by Richard Gadz by Erica Robyn Reads. In this chilling gothic horror story, readers grapple with what it means to be human. In these pages, you will see plenty of the darkness that humanity can cause, but you will also see the light!
[Book Review] Diaries of the Damned by Ivan Radev
Diaries of the Damned by Ivan Radev is a collection of tales that span numerous dark fears. But as always, even in the darkness, there’s a bit of light. Full disclosure: I was given a free copy of this book from the author per request of an honest review. This did not affect my rating…
[Book Review] Terror of Breakspear Hall by F.R. Jameson
Terror of Breakspear Hall: An Other-Worldly Ghost Story by F.R. Jameson is a tale about the powerful connection between two siblings and how far their love for one another will go when faced with the unthinkable time and time again. Full disclosure: I was given a free copy of this book from the author per…
[Book Review] Wicked Blood by E.C. Hanson
Wicked Blood by E.C. Hanson is a vivid and unsettling tale of a family falling into chaos. With one part slasher and one part struggling family dynamic, this story is fast-paced and unputdownable! Full disclosure: I was given a free copy of this book from the publisher on behalf of the author per request of…
[Book Review] Asylum Daughter by Natasha Sinclair
Asylum Daughter by Natasha Sinclair is a gut-wrenching tale that leads readers along a dark and brutal path. But no matter what Natasha throws in the way, readers won’t be able to stray, dedicated to seeing it through to the end. CW: At the beginning of the book, there is a content warning note. This…