The Witch of Tin Mountain by Paulette Kennedy – Review

The Witch of Tin Mountain is a beautifully written yet wonderfully chilling novel that left me speechless.

Lady Director: Adventures in Hollywood, Television and Beyond by Joyce Chopra – Review & Interview Announcement

I was fortunate enough to have the chance to read this book prior to its release. Deep and memorable, Lady Director will leave you awestruck as it takes you on a journey through Chopra’s inspiring life.

Golem by P.D. Alleva – Review

Golem is a brilliantly crafted horror novel perfect for fans of classic horror movies and books.

Faces in a Window by Oliver C. Seneca – Review

Oliver Seneca presents an intriguing yet creepy story in Faces in a Window, where his characters must endure the cursed nature of St. Stephen’s Middle School. Along the way, they are met with horrors that will haunt your nightmares.

Ninety Days in the 90s by Andy Frye – Review

I enjoyed many aspects of this novel but also was slightly disappointed with the execution of this 90s-filled time travel story.

Hide by Kiersten White – Review

A brilliantly written horror novel that kept me interested from start to finish. Hide exhibits a broad and unique cast of characters, each trying their best to survive the horrifying circumstances they unknowingly introduced themselves to.

The Big Dark Sky by Dean Koontz – Review

The Big Dark Sky is a brilliantly written novel following the stories of various characters all connected to a mystery at the center of the spiderweb they’ve been caught in. Full of suspense and showcasing Koontz’s excellent writing style, The Big Dark Sky maintains Koontz as one of the best thriller writers.

The Transfer Problem by Adam Saint – Review

Due to its promising and intriguing premise, I had looked forward to reading this novel. However, it was clearly for a specific target audience that I am unfortunately not a part of.

The Night Shift by Alex Finlay – Review

Fast-paced and thought-inducing, The Night Shift features a spectacular mystery that keeps one yearning for answers. Filled with fascinating twists and turns, Finlay’s latest thriller presents a vast cast of characters that will connect you to an outstanding whodunit.

Daughter by Kate McLaughlin – Review

Daughter is the chill-inducing story of a teen thrown into a world of pain and depravity upon the discovery that her previously unknown father is actually an infamous serial killer. Thrilling at every turn, McLaughlin’s upcoming novel boasts a disturbing parallel to our world’s most notorious killers, told through the eyes of a brave teen willing to do whatever it takes to bring any possible ounce of closure to the families of her father’s victims.