Heavy metal meets sex magic in this 2000s-inspired horror novel. Need I say more? After a run-in with a succubus-backed girl group, Lisa’s brother isn’t the same, and she’ll stop at nothing to solve this mystery. We’re reviewing Suck-U-Bus by Nikki Noir and S.C. Mendes this week, so dig out your iPod and get ready […]
Suck-U-Bus Horror Novel Review Read More »
An ode to the greatest horror movies— or at least mine, anyways. Killer Pictures by Hope Madden is a horror novella that reminds us that art imitates life. Whether that’s good or bad is up to you. This novella was a quick read over my weekend and has been a really great introductory to ARCs.
KILLER PICTURES by HOPE MADDEN – Book review Read More »
Mrs. Grayson has lived alone since he husband died— or has she? Deadbolt by John Ashley is a horror short story that will have you double-checking your doors tonight. Ready to dive into this review? Let’s get started! What is Deadbolt About? There’s an innate, human fear about getting older. Your body fails you, your
Deadbolt by John Ashley – Horror Review Read More »
Being a teenager is hard. Being a teenager and having your only real friend turn into a Japanese-style water spirit and your nemesis get her butt ripped out (???) and be suspected of her murder is harder. S.C. Mendes and Nikki Noir have written a great teen scream, so let’s dig into Cucumbers and Comforters!
Cucumbers And Comforters by S.C. Mendes – Book Review Read More »
(Trigger warning: CSA, SA, Suicide/ideation) To say I adore Lucinda Berry would be an understatement. I first listened to her audiodrama One Of Our Own on Everand last year and have been hooked ever since. Saving Noah by Lucinda Berry is a dark and twisted story that forces all of us to take an uncomfortable
SAVING NOAH – LUCINDA BERRY Read More »
Stress and schoolwork have completely zapped my energy for reading this week. But as I mentioned in my post on banishing reading slumps, one of my favourite ways out of this is choose your own adventure novels. This format works fabulously in the horror genre, and while I could have done with some more adult
HAUNTED – JAMES SCHANNEP Read More »
Be My Friend by Mique Watson is the perfect cross between a true crime podcast and the real-life horrors of the internet. Clocking in at 100 pages, this novella will live with you far after you’ve finished it. And if you’re not a fan of the splatterpunk genre, reader beware! I picked up Be My
BE MY FRIEND – MIQUE WATSON Read More »
In The Barn is a horror novella about a little girl who pretty much had everything I wanted as a kid – a monster to eat her bullies. With a run time of a little over an hour, this horror story by Jordan Bach was the perfect novella to join me in my weekly deep
IN THE BARN – JORDAN BACH Read More »
The holiday season is here, which means my Kindle is absolutely packed with Christmas reads. A Christmas To Remember by Matt Shaw is my first horror read of the season, and it’s a great, albeit strange, way to start the holiday. If you’ve ever thought of stringing up your ex’s innards as Christmas decorations, you’re
A Christmas To Remember – Matt Shaw Read More »
