A great story in the historical town of Edinburgh. A creative breath of fresh air, this story is action packaged with ghosts and spirits roaming the streets and a secret library with a dark secret. We follow the story of Ropa, a young girl that decides to drop out of school to become a ghosttalker,… Continue reading The Library of the Dead (Edinburgh Nights #1) by T.L. Huchu
Category: Horror
Lost Boy by Christina Henry
I'm never going to see Peter Pan the same way again after this book, that's for sure. Christina Henry pulled the Disney tale apart to show that Peter Pan isn't just childish, but how selfish he is when he takes boys away to Neverland and why. It's a whole new level of creepy. That said:… Continue reading Lost Boy by Christina Henry
Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
I have no idea what I just read. Strange doesn’t even begin to cover it. The only think positive is the style of writing because the story itself... I don’t even know how to describe it. I have no idea what happened in this book. The story has no plot, all the questions about the… Continue reading Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
Harrow Lake by Kat Ellis
Attention this review contains spoilers! It was actually going so so well… until the ending. It’s psychological terror in a creepy old town, with some very strange inhabitants. The perfect setting and a great protagonist. Welcome to Harrow Lake. Lola Nox is the daughter of a celebrated horror filmmaker, enjoying life by breaking all of… Continue reading Harrow Lake by Kat Ellis
The Strange Casebook (Essex Witch Museum Mystery) by Syd Moore
A quick, enjoyable read, these six short stories are the perfect read for fans of the horror genre. These fascinating, mysterious and brief stories grow in intensity and it’s very easy to connect with them, no matter how strange they get. They’re all written very nicely, carefully selected from the world of Essex Witch Museum… Continue reading The Strange Casebook (Essex Witch Museum Mystery) by Syd Moore
The Exorcist (The Exorcist #1) by William Peter Blatty
The perfect phrase for this book is: Never judge a book by its movie. This is a must-read for all horror fans, The Exorcist is a classic that still manages to leave your skin crawling.
Psycho Analysis by V.R. Stone
This book was an absolute delight to read! For a debut novel, I most say I'm highly impressed. From the story line, the characters, the build-up and the ending, V.R. Stone revealed himself to be a great thriller writer. The story follows three main characters with a troubled past that haunts their present. Sarah, a strong… Continue reading Psycho Analysis by V.R. Stone
A Graveyard Visible by Steve Conoboy
A refreshing horror story that introduces the idea of an expanding cemetery. Caleb can see an old graveyard from his bedroom window and it seems to grow bigger every day. Even though funerals take place there every night, no one in their town is dying. As Caleb takes it upon himself to measure the graveyard,… Continue reading A Graveyard Visible by Steve Conoboy
Nightmare’s Eve by Stephen H. Provost
A collection of 16 short stories and 10 poems that explore several themes going from space exploration, time travel to mythology and supernatural events that will make you sleep with the lights on.
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