Book review: Once Upon A Death by Dzintra Sullivan

I went into this not knowing what to expect at all, and boy was I surprised. The plot is simple, Kaah, also known as The Reaper, also known as Death is retiring. And he's going to need a place to settle down. Accompanied by his trusty goblin sidekick, Kaah does the best he can trying... Continue Reading →

Getting Ready For NaNoWriMo

I'm back! Alright, fair enough I never left, but I'm saying that because life's been super busy recently. I was on a roll this summer, reading books left and right and posting lots of awesome stuff on here. Then... life happened I guess. Since September, I haven't really been reading much. Luckily, I've still been... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Between Two Minds: Awakening by D. C. Wright-Hammer

When Ryan, a paraplegic, opts in for a life-altering procedure involving moving his mind to a physically healthy body, his world changes forever. Walking, running, jumping, he can suddenly do tons of things he only ever dreamed of. But something gnaws at him, in the back of his mind, a thought that frightens him... because... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The Engine What Runs The World by Quinn W. Buckland

Set in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic world, The Engine What Runs The World follow Smoke Callahan, private detective in his quest to find a missing girl in a world that's taken to live underground. Ripe with murderers, thieves and conspiracies, this story will get your mind racing. What first struck me as absolutely brilliant about this... Continue Reading →

Interviewed by Joshua Gillingham

When I'm not writing or reading, I love to talk about writing and reading. Whether that's discussing my own books with my editor, beta readers or readers, or discussing books I love myself with like-minded people, I love it all. These last few weeks, I haven't had much time to do either unfortunately, because I've... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Along Comes A Wolfe by Counios and Gane

When high school student Sheri disappears, the local community is devastated. Her boyfriend Anthony Shepherd, who's been enjoying keeping on track with his homework, basketball, and hanging out with his friends, feels like his world is crumbling around him. He doesn't know what to do, he doesn't know how to cope. That's until he meets... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Blood Drops by W.B. Welch

Great captivating writing. One of the better short story collections and some of the best horror I've read in ages. Welch's writing is gorgeous and these stories are fantastic. Welch has a way of writing these beautiful, delicate passages, and then suddenly hitting us with the cold, hard truth. It's refreshing. I loved that there's... Continue Reading →

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