Author: Heather Dowell & B.L. KollerGet your copy here! Beware. Anything can happen at a carnival… …especially in a town full of witches, vampires, and werewolves. Dove has spent her life feeling like an outsider, not knowing her place in the world. Being the only human and self-taught witch in her coven, she must work... Continue Reading →
Drummers and Demons Paperback (Fia Drake Soul Hunter Series, Book 1)
Author: Balance of SevenGet your copy here! He followed her in—and now he’s dead. Small but fiery, Fia Drake is a natural when it comes to hunting the souls of the damned. Trained in a convent to wield a crossbow with frightening efficiency, her routine is clear-cut and effective: track target, neutralize, find live music... Continue Reading →
Soul’s Day Boxset: Horror and Paranormal Halloween Anthology
Published by: Fire Quill PublishersGet your copy here! Old Hallows Eve, when things go bump in the night, children come to play, and the witches provide the fright. For 19 authors, USA Today and international bestselling, the Halloween tales become more than this foretelling. In the Soul's Day Boxset, a mansion feeds on souls, a... Continue Reading →
Top Ten Tuesday: Staff Favorites
By: Mariah Brown Hello all. I am doing the Top Ten Tuesday a little differently this time. As it is the end of the month of love and spring will be starting soon, I wanted to bring together the staffs' top favorite books so that you can get to know what everyone likes a little... Continue Reading →
Mariah’s Review of “Little Girls” by Ronald Malfi
By: Mariah Brown *Warning: There is some slight reference to child molesting towards the end of the book. I want to point this out in case it is a trigger for any of the future readers. Little Girls by Ronald Malfi was a book about Laurie and her family returning home after her father passed... Continue Reading →
Christopher’s Review Of Nightmare Magazine
By: Christopher Bartlett Nightmare Magazine is a monthly magazine dedicated to dark fantasy and horror stories edited by John Joseph Adams. It has featured stories and articles by the likes of Adam Howe, Adam-Troy Castro, Bonnie Jo Stuffiebeam, Brandon Massey, Carrie Vaughn, Christa Faust, Clive Barker, and Joe Hill, to name some, though there are... Continue Reading →
Jenny’s Review of “All the Darkness in the World” by Andy Deane
By: Jenny Gardner If I could only recommend one book that encompassed a supernatural adventure, entwined with modern realism, I would choose All the Darkness in the World by Andy Deane. With darkness, humor, vampires, and vindication, Andy Deane finds a way to weave an enrapturing tale of supernatural delight. It's not the first time... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: September 18, 2019
By: Mariah Brown Hey everyone! I am new to the WWW world and am really excited to be sharing all of the books I have finished and will be finishing very soon. I have recently finished four books and reading many more. WWW Wednesday is a weekly reading update hosted by Taking on a World... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: September 18, 2019
By: Katie Robinson Hey y’all! It has felt nice to be reading a lot again, so I’m super excited to be doing WWW Wednesday with you all. This will be a great opportunity to share some good things I’ve read recently, what I’m reading now, and what’s sitting in my TBR pile. WWW Wednesday is... Continue Reading →
Top Ten Tuesday: Underrated Classic Tales
By: Jenny Gardner Lets be honest! Sometimes readers hear "classic literature" and cringe. Many modern readers prefer newer tales, which is perfectly fine. However, what if you are missing out on great literary adventure because you've never read the more obscure amazing picks? These are my top ten classic choices, which may be from authors... Continue Reading →