The Body by Stephen King is a wonderful tale about the rise and fall of the friendship between a group of boys over the course of one morbid adventure and the aftermath of that event.
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[Book Review] The Body by Stephen King
[Book Review] Carnival of Horror by Kevin J. Kennedy
Carnival of Horror is another amazing short story collection put together by Kevin J Kennedy. This collection has a little something for all horror lovers! Mr Kennedy had sent this over to me ages ago, but I had quite the backlog of honest review requests that sat between where I was in the queue and…
[Book Review] The Outsider by Stephen King
The Outsider by Stephen King is a brutal and suspenseful tale that centers around an unspeakable crime. With various eye witnesses, fingerprints, and DNA matches, the case seems pretty cut and dry. However, the police soon begin to question their original convictions once they find that the suspect has a solid alibi. But surely the…
[Book Review] Santa Cruise by Mary Higgins Clark & Carol Higgins Clark
Santa Cruise, written by the amazing Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark duo, is a mystery filled with twists and turns that will leave you anxious to see what happens next right up until the very end! While I probably should have waited to read this one during the winter holiday season, I just…
[Book Review] Inspection by Josh Malerman
Inspection by Josh Malerman is a slow-burning tale about two groups of children, one group of boys and one group of girls, that are raised as a science experiment. The goal is to prove that they can accomplish brilliant things if only they weren’t distracted by the opposite sex. Let’s dive into my short review!
[Book Review] Don’t Sell Me, Tell Me by Greg Koorhan
Whether you are a successful business owner, an experienced marketer, an entrepreneur that’s just starting out, or just someone that is looking to develop their personal brand, Don’t Sell Me, Tell Me by Greg Koorhan is a must-read for anyone that wants to tell their story. Whenever I read business related books, I’m very hesitant…