Juniper by Ross Jeffery Review by S.J. Budd (Originally Published in Issue #9 Interstellar) Juniper is the first book in Ross Jeffery’s novella trilogy: a post-apocalyptic horror about an insane American town seemingly…
Green Fingers by Dan Coxon Review by S.J. Budd “A series of micro-collections featuring a selection of peculiar tales from the best in horror and speculative fiction.From Black Shuck Books and Dan Coxon comes Green…
The Balance by Kev Harrison Review by S.J. Budd “When myth becomes nightmare…The price of blood is always blood. Natalia’s in trouble. She only looked away for a second, and now her brother’s hurt….
Double Barrel Horror: Volume 3 Review by S.J. Budd Brace yourself for another two-barrel blast of unrelenting horror and suspense. Volume 3 of the ‘Double Barrel Horror’ anthology series delivers two chilling tales from…
The Third Corona Book of Horror Stories Review by S.J. Budd I finally got round to reading this one and I’m so glad I did, this is a superb collection of 18 diverse horror…
Hearthstone Cottage by Frazer Lee Review by S.J. Budd Mike Carter and his girlfriend Helen, along with their friends Alex and Kay, travel to a remote loch side cottage for a post-graduation holiday. But…
The One That Knows No Fear by Steve Stred Reviewed by S.J. Budd The One That Knows No Fear: stuntman extraordinaire. For young Timmy Wilson, this stuntman is his only reason for living. Every…
Remains by Andrew Cull Reviewed by S.J. Budd Grief is a black house. How far would you go? What horrors would you endure if it meant you might see the son you thought you’d…
An Invitation to Darkness by Hailey Piper Reviewed by S.J. Budd In ‘Invitation To Darkness’ sea captain Jamie Thames meets wealthy heiress Elizabeth Leavenworth and the two women quickly fall in love. Of course,…
The Mind’s Plague and Other Bites of Brutality by Morgan K. Tanner Reviewed by S.J. Budd Three friends search for an infamous internet video of an urban legend with devastating consequences; a passionate drummer…
