by Marvin P. Vernon | Jul 25, 2017 | Book Reviews, Hellnotes Reviews
Bone White Ronald Malfi Kensington July 25, 2017 Reviewed by Marvin Vernon In the (hopefully) fictional town of Dread’s Hands, Alaska, Joe Mallory has confessed to eight murders. He leads the investigators to where he buried the bodies. When Paul Gallo hears about...
by Shane Douglas Keene | Jul 21, 2017 | Book Reviews, Hellnotes Reviews
Haven Tom Deady Cemetery Dance Publications January 2017 Reviewed by Shane Douglas Keene I came into Tom Deady’s Stoker award-winning debut novel, Haven, with just a touch of skepticism. It’s inevitable when you discover a coming-of-age story that you’ll think of King...
by Marvin P. Vernon | Jul 20, 2017 | Book Reviews, Hellnotes Reviews
Cavern of the Damned Russell James Severed Press May 22, 2017 Reviewed by Marvin P. Vernon When I am reading certain books, usually of the horror adventure variety, I sometimes engage on a little fantasy game. I pretend I am a B-movie producer considering this...
by Marvin P. Vernon | Jul 18, 2017 | Book Reviews, Hellnotes Reviews
Palladium at Night Christopher Slatsky Dim Shores May 31, 2017 Reviewed by Marvin Vernon In this small press, limited-edition novelette by Christopher Slatsky, Irepani is a formerly homeless alcoholic who is on the road to recovery thanks to a caring relative....
by Matthew Scott Baker | Jul 17, 2017 | Book Reviews, Hellnotes Reviews
Deadman’s Tome: Monsters Exist Various Authors June 12, 2017 Lulu.com Reviewed by Matthew Scott Baker I never get tired of reading horror short stories, and I hope I never do. The artistry involved with relaying a powerful or entertaining tale in so few words takes a...
by Sheri White | Jul 14, 2017 | Book Reviews, Hellnotes Reviews
Moon Snake Kirsten Alene Eraserhead Press June 2017 Reviewed by Shane Douglas Keene Unique, original, singular, exceptional, extraordinary. These are all words that us reviewers use frequently, to the point of cliché sometimes. And sometimes they apply, but often...
