ANIELA by William Presley is a dark tale about a young man that crosses paths with a dark entity. When she promises to help him, he falls for it. Can he get out from under her control before it’s too late? As the prelude to the Apprentice’s Notebook Series, this novella is sure to hook…
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[Novella Review] ANIELA by William Presley
[Book Review] Pieces by Michael Aloisi & Rebecca Rowland
Pieces by Michael Aloisi & Rebecca Rowland is a very unsettling tale about a man who has shipped thirty packages all across the United States. But what is inside these boxes isn’t what anyone could possibly expect… Content Warnings: Infidelity, child endangerment, child death, suicide, rape/sexual assault, abuse, self-injurious behavior, homophobia, mental health disorders, alcoholism,…
[Book Review] House of Lazarus by T.L. Bodine
House of Lazarus by T.L. Bodine is a tale about a reanimation virus that the media is portraying as the media does… Only sharing some information while covering up other info that the public should hear. This is the tense follow up to the first book, River of Souls. Feel free to click that link…
[Book Review] Damned Hunger by Aiden Merchant
Damned Hunger by Aiden Merchant is a short collection of tales that serves up terrors centering around being somewhere that these characters shouldn’t have gone. From being chased by something that is hunting a person, to the cursed ground that is literally consuming people, this collection is sure to keep readers hearts pumping! Full disclosure:…
[Book Review] Someone To Share My Nightmares: Stories by Sonora Taylor
Someone to Share My Nightmares: Stories by Sonora Taylor is a collection of short stories and poems that blend horror with sensuality in a way that will leave readers lusting for more! When Sonora out out a call for early readers of this collection, I reached out right away. I couldn’t wait to dive in,…
[Book Review] Night of the Mannequins by Stephen Graham Jones
Night of the Mannequins by Stephen Graham Jones is an unnerving story of prank gone very, very wrong. I snagged a copy of this from The Tattered Cover Book Store when I was out in Denver, Colorado, and I’m so happy that I was able to give it a read this month. Let’s dive in!