What the Night Knows Dean Koontz Bantam Books, 2010, 442 pages, $28.00 ISBN: 978-0-553-80772-1 Review by Wayne C. Rogers The first book I read with Dean Koontz’s name on it was Demon Seed in 1973. A few years later, I read The Key to Midnight under his Leigh...
Full Dark, No Stars Stephen King Scribner, 2010, 368 pages, $27.99 Review by Wayne C. Rogers I don’t usually review Stephen King’s books. The reasoning behind this is because a million other people will already be doing reviews, plus every novel and...
Hard Boiled Vampire Killers Jim Gavin Dark Regions Press Trade Paper, 218 pages, $18.95 Review by Sheila M. Merritt A horror bromance is embraced in Hard Boiled Vampire Killers. In a variant of the lyrics to “Moon River,” here are “Two Drifters Off...
Jenny Pox J.L. Bryan CreateSpace, 292 Pages, e-book Reviewed by Darkeva Description: Jenny is a shy, small-town South Carolina girl whose touch spreads a deadly supernatural plague. She can’t touch anyone for long without killing them. Her life is painfully lonely...
Knuckle Supper Drew Stepek Alphar Publishing Hardcover, 354 pages, $30.95 Review by Sheila M. Merritt Drew Stepek’s novel Knuckle Supper combines gritty social commentary with over the top violence. Although imbued with some heartfelt emotion, the...
Ruthless: An Extreme Shock Horror Collection Shane McKenzie, editor Pill Hill Press Trade Paper, 240 pages, $16.99 Review by Sheila M. Merritt The unabashed ugly side of human nature is unflinchingly explored in Ruthless: An Extreme Shock Horror Collection. Sadism,...
