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Kelly S. Marsden Interview

Kelly S. Marsden Kelly S. Marsden grew up in Yorkshire, and there were two constants in her life – books and horses. Graduating with an equine degree from Aberystwyth University, she has spent most of her life since trying to experience everything the horse world has to offer. She is currently settled into a Nutritionist role for a horse feed company in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Her first book,…

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Kim Richardson Interview

Kim Richardson Kim Richardson is the award-winning author of the bestselling SOUL GUARDIANS series. She lives in the eastern part of Canada with her husband, two dogs and a very old cat. (more…)

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Michelle M. Pillow Interview

Michelle M. Pillow Interview

Michelle M. Pillow Michelle M. Pillow is a multi-published Author writing in many fiction genres including the Bestselling Dragon-Shifter series Dragon Lords & Captured by a Dragon-Shifter, and the mischievously magical Warlocks MacGregor. Works also include Lords of the Abyss and Lords of the Var and the National RT award-winning historical Maiden and the Monster. (more…)

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Jason Ryan Dale Interview

Jason Ryan Dale Interview

  Jason Ryan Dale is an aspiring non-writer living on the East Coast of the United States. He has tried not to write for many years, since neither his personality nor his skill set is suited to a career as an author. A nice position in an insurance office or a steady job in a coal mine should be enough for him, but again and again he has found himself writing simply for his own peace of mind.…

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Damaged by Timothy W Long & Tim Marqitz Damaged by Timothy W Long & Tim Marqitz: Damaged have had the music career people sell their souls for, it turns out that Wex, Michael, Seth, and Sunny may have done just that; but Satan always has a price and the question is “do they want to pay it”?

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Wrathbone and Other Stories Wrathbone and Other Stories by Jason Parent and Kealan Patrick Burke Wrathbone: Narrators is in love with Clara Henry…

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Shadow Moths: Frightful Horror Quick Reads

Shadow Moths: Frightful Horror Quick Reads

Shadow Moths: Frightful Horror Quick Reads by Cate Gardner We make our own monsters here: Check likes to make sock puppets on the walls. He has ambition though and is meeting the Greatest of All. Between high shag pile, random gnomes and a spooky little ending this short story rattled around in my head for ages, trying to make sense of it; could not, therefore loved it even more! Blood Moth Kiss:…

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Fright Mare Women Anthology

Fright Mare Women Anthology

  Fright Mare Women Anthology A great and diverse collection of stories, all from the “gentler” sex! Ha Billie Sue Mosiman is an artist in her own right, a brilliant one too, but here she gathers some amazing women to scare the socks of you. Little Bios of the ladies post each story, which was lovely, this is packed full of scares. Constance Craving by Raven Dane: When Constance is forced into…

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Kristen Middleton Interview

Kristen Middleton USA Today bestselling Indie author Kristen Middleton (K.L. Middleton) lives in the Midwest with her husband and children. Since 2011 she has written and published over 29 stories in many different genres, including horror, fantasy, and romance. (more…)

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Run to Ground by Jasper Bark

Run to Ground by Jasper Bark

Run to Ground by Jasper Bark Totally loved this book from start to finish, another awesome production from JB. As an author, he is brilliantly skilled at luring you in with humour only to slap you about the face with a rotting dead fish. (more…)

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Dying Days (6)

Click Image For More Information Dying Days (6) by Armand Rosamilia: So in case you missed the title this is book 6 and it quickly picks up from no.5, AR is brilliant in not over waffling to catch you up with previous books. Nothing is diminished as this series continues, it has certainly changed direction a few times but the splat and gore remain good, as do the main characters. (more…)

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The Final Cut

The Final Cut by Jasper Bark Budding young film makers Sam and Jimmy have borrowed money from Ashkan, a pretty nasty LoanShark, to make a film which of course never happens! JB uses this to lead you into the first gore-out scene, it’s the sort of scene you know you want to watch but have to do so through splayed fingers. (more…)

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Christine Verstraete Interview

Christine (C.A.) Verstraete Christine (C.A.) Verstraete enjoys putting a bit of a “scare” in her writing. Her stories have appeared in various anthologies and publications including Mystery Weekly, Happy Homicides 3: Summertime Crime, Siren’s Call Magazine, and more. (more…)

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Tim 3

Click Image For More Information! Tim 3 – sliced, diced & cubed by Mark Tufo What a gore laden book of filth, I LOVED it! Mark Tufo writes this character in the most vile but hysterical way, he makes no apologies for this creature as he bludgeons his way through your heart and senses with a carry on of the emotional torture and gut churning feeding sessions. Author Mark Tufo Lots of new…

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Sleep Deprived

Sleep Deprived by Dawn Cano Firstly, let me say what a creepy cover this is and considering this is a new author with a short story that’s a lot of effort to create a good first impression, which she certainly has done. (more…)

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Vanessa Gray Bartal Interview

Vanessa Gray Bartal Interview

Vanessa Gray Bartal Vanessa Gray Bartal is an avid reader who also loves to write. After a few years working as a 911 dispatcher, she quit her job and began writing full time. She has written over fifty novels. While she considers herself primarily a romance author, she also likes to dabble in other genres, including mystery and fantasy.         ~*~ (more…)

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The Final Winter

The Final Winter by Iain Rob Wright I LOVED the “Britishness” of the whole thing, the pub setting, the humour, although I was a bit dismayed to find the Americanisms in the dialogue. IRW has done some brilliant character links here with his other books; it’s his own scary little world. (more…)