Indian Summer Rick Hautala Cemetery Dance Publications, 2012 Review by Michael R. Collings I remember reading Little Brothers a number of years ago and being impressed with it, so much so that when I had the opportunity to purchase it for my Kindle recently, I was...
Seal Team 666 Weston Ochse Thomas Dunne Books (St. Martins Press) 320 Pages, November, 2012 Review by Norman L Rubenstein Those familiar with the written work of Weston Ochse; for example his HWA Bram Stoker Award® winning first novel, Scarecrow Gods, or his Pushcart...
Beautiful Sorrows Mercedes M. Yardley Shock Totem Publications, 2012, 169 pages, $13.99 Review by Brian M. Sammons The first thing by Mercedes M. Yardley that I ever read was a nonfiction piece she did for the magazine Shock Totem, and right from the start, I was a...
A Season of Wonder Edited by Paula Guran Prime Books, 384 pages Review by Mario Guslandi The period encompassing the end of the year and the beginning of the new one, right around the winter solstice, certainly constitutes a special season for everyone, Christmas...
The Rising Dead Devan Sagliani Smashwords 142 Pages Review by Rick Amortis An unexplainable virus has been released unto the citizens and tourists of Las Vegas, Nevada. All hell breaks loose as everyday people devour anyone that comes within reach. Will the insatiable...
Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations Eric Guignard, ed. Dark Moon Books, July 2012 Review by Michael R. Collings When I received the e-file of Eric Guignard’s anthology Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations for Bram Stoker® Award consideration, I had high expectations about...
