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The Reformatory: A Haunting Tale of Survival and Tragedy in the Jim Crow South
The Reformatory is a haunting story of survival and tragedy that leaves a lasting impact on us. Tananarive Due has written a…
The Mystery Guest: A Cozy Murder Mystery That Lives Up to The Maid
The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose is an engaging tale takes the readers on an adventurous ride through the life of Molly…
A Nightmarish Odyssey in Mister Lullaby
Mister Lullaby by J.H. Markert has compelling themes, engrossing characters, and an eerie plotline. However, it also has a few drawbacks that…
Unique and Suspenseful Murder Mystery in The Maid
The Maid by Nita Prose is a thrilling novel that follows one maid's quest for the truth after finding the infamous and…
Catriona Ward Creates Deeply Unsettling Horror in Looking Glass Sound
Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward is a deeply unsettling novel that lures readers in with its coming-of-age facade, but soon traps them in…
Maeve Fly: Wonderfully Violent and Horrific Debut from C.J. Leede
Simply put, you cannot miss out on Maeve Fly by C.J. Leede. This book is a perfect blend of violence, mayhem, and…
Adam Cesare’s Audible Original Influencer Transcends Young Adult Horror
Every once in a while, a book comes along that transcends the young adult horror genre and offers something truly unique. Influencer by…
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6 Bone-Chilling Horror Short Stories in Creature Feature
Amazon dropped an epic series of horror short stories just in time for spooky season in Creature Feature. Their individually unique stories from six top-notch authors are just what we…
Dark Adventure Awaits in Stan Lee’s The Devil’s Quintet: The Armageddon Code
In one of Stan Lee's final projects, The Devil’s Quintet: The Armageddon Code, Lee and co-author Jay Bonansinga take the superheroes in a much darker direction.
Clown in a Cornfield has the Perfect Amount of Blood and Gore
It's hard to think someone can write a book about a murderous clown better than Stephen King, but Adam Cesare does just that with Clown in a Cornfield.
