Horror Book Review: The Hatching (Mark Gillespie)
Mark Gillespie’s The Hatching is a frantic and tense horror novel. One that drops us into a reality where a pandemic called ‘The Burn’ has transformed the world.
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Horror Book Review: She Was Asking for It: Tales to Make You Vomit – Book 1 (J. Manfred Weichsel)
J. Manfred Weichsel is a sick individual. Revelling in telling a tale that is warped and perverse. The title says it all and we love him for it.
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Horror Book Review: My Name Was Nigel: Memoirs of a Killer Zombie (David O. Zeus)
My Name Was Nigel: Memoirs of a Killer Zombie is a unique take on zombie apocalyptic fiction, dropping the bog standard heroic group of humans we normally encounter and instead bringing a diary styled account of the end of the world from the perspective of one of the earliest turned zombies.
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Horror Book Review: Elegy of the Void – Rift Cycle Book 4 (Halo Scot)
So here it is. The final book in the Rift Cycle, Book 4 – Elegy of the Void. The end of the Rift Cycle series by Halo Scot.
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Horror Book Review: Eye of the Brave – Rift Cycle Book 3 (Halo Scot)
The end of the Rift Cycle is in sight and the story of Eye of the Brave sees the story properly ramping up now.
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Horror Book Review: A Seed in a Soil of Sorrow (Keith Anthony Baird)
The best way Keith Anthony Baird’s A Seed in a Soil of Sorrow can be described is that it quickly grabs hold and refuses to let go until its shocking but satisfying conclusion.
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Horror Book Review: Echoes of Blood – Rift Cycle Book 2 (Halo Scot)
On the 1st of October, Halo Scot brings us the follow-up to Edge of the Breach – Rift Cycle Book 1. Called Echoes of Blood – Rift Cycle Book 2, this isn’t revenge anymore. This is a revolution.
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Horror Book Review: Lair (James Herbert)
The second book in James Herbert’s ‘Rats’ series of stories, Lair was released in 1979. Whereas The Rats was set amongst the streets of London, Lair moves the action to a more tranquil location – Epping Forest.
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