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Japanese Gothic For Kylie Lee Baker’s second Adult Horror novel she didn’t disappoint. Baker is one of few authors I can say I was there at the start (of her Adult Fiction Career) but it was actually by accident. I was at Barnes & Noble looking at the New and Noteworthy section and saw her... Continue Reading →
Marla I do one movie review and now we are back to books. I am going to start the week with a strong read so pull up a stool and I’ll pour you a drink. This is only the second book I have read by Jonathan Janz and I have to admit, I’m a fan.... Continue Reading →
Carry Me to My Grave A few years back I was looking for a really good Halloween season read and happened across Christopher Golden’s All Hallows. That book was so good and is definitely going to be a regular Spooky Season read for me. I have added several books by Christopher Golden to my TBR... Continue Reading →
Twelve Months I have written several reviews for some of the books in the Dresden Files series, but I’m not sure I have talked about how I got in to this series. I first read Storm Front in the summer of 2012. This was about the time book 14 Cold Days was released. I was... Continue Reading →
Hex House I have seen this book pop up frequently with my amazing BookSky friends. I read the blurb about it and I added it to my TBR. I was absolutely intrigued. Thanks to NetGalley and Dreamscape Media, the audio version of this came up for an ARC. I jumped at the chance and thankfully... Continue Reading →
I Know a Place: Rest Stop and Other Dark Detours I love a short story collection. Especially for an author I haven’t read much of. Collections tend to give you an assortment of an author’s range which I love. I honestly feel like if I read a collection by an author and like some of... Continue Reading →
Welcome to Horrorwood Since for those of you who are not familiar with Ice Nine Kills, they plan their music videos with extra story to make almost a full length movie. With each album being a movie style there had to be a movie tie in book. When the Silver Scream came out I bought... Continue Reading →
Bodies of Work I know I have said this before, but Mr Chapman is just a really great person. Not only has he been kind enough to respond to all my social media posts, but his online presence is genuine, silly, and fun. Getting to know the person behind the words is something that really... Continue Reading →
We Should Have Left Well Enough Alone I have read two books by Ronald Malfi so far. Small Town Horror and Senseless. I really enjoyed them both, but Small Town Horrow was my first read and made me an instant fan. When I saw there was a collection of short stories coming out I jumped... Continue Reading →
You Should Have Been Nicer to my Mom I’m going to be upfront and say that the only reason I put my name in for an Advanced Reader Copy of this was purely on the fact the name Made me laugh. Thanks to William Morrow publishing and NetGalley, I was able to read this for... Continue Reading →
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