I recently finished reading The Horror Collection: Crystal Edition presented by KJK Publishing and I’ll kick off this review by saying it yet again because it’s true: the variety in these collections is WILD. In The Crystal Edition, there’s so much to take in and so many of these stories stuck with me. Some even got under my skin in a way I didn’t expect.
The Horror Collection: Crystal Edition | Book Review
Consumed by Evil by John Durgin | Book Review
With new horrors emerging from the shadows in Consumed by Evil by John Durgin, the latest installment in The Newport Curse series, this tale takes the terror to a whole new level, plunging readers into an even darker, more intense nightmare set in a small town.
BOREAL: An Anthology of Taiga Horror edited by Katherine Silva | Book Review
BOREAL: An Anthology of Taiga Horror edited by Katherine Silva is a collection of dark and mysterious tales filled with suspense. With all the intense loss and longing, there is also a thin line of quiet hope in some that leaves readers hopeful before being crushed again moments later.
Where the Daybreak Ends: Stories from Buzzard’s Edge by Brennan LaFaro | Book Review
Where the Daybreak Ends: Stories from Buzzard’s Edge by Brennan LaFaro is a collection of tales so vivid, that you can practically taste the grit of the dust, feel the suffocating weight of the heat on your skin, and hear the eerie silence punctuated by the sharp, metallic scent of coppery blood lingering in the air.
Sinner by Steve L. Clark | Book Review
Sinner by Steve L. Clark is a story where a single night at a college party triggers a chain of events that forces a group of characters to fight for their lives against a mysterious and terrifying paranormal force.
The Horror Collection: Morte Edition | Book Review
The Horror Collection: Morte Edition presented by KJK Publishing is another incredible anthology! I had an amazing time reading through it, but five particular stories really stood out to me.