- By: Janine Pipe
- In: Books
Chasing the Boogeyman from the mighty Richard Chizmar is a spin on the true-crime/horror genre which will knock your socks off.
- By: Janine Pipe
- In: Books
Paradise Club takes you on an idyllic island getaway and then blows up in your face Tim Meyer-style. Murder, mayhem and margaritas equals a bloody good time.
- By: Andrew Fowlow
- In: Books
A deeply suspenseful read with a chilling tone that will raise the hairs on the back of your neck.
- By: Tony Jones
- In: Books
Riveting split-narrative of a lie which ruins lives 30 years apart in the days of Satanic Panic.
- By: Sean M. Sanford
- In: Books
Hurricanes, ghost ships, zombies, and other delectable southern engagements in R.B. Wood's newest novel.
- By: Janine Pipe
- In: Books
David Barclay’s The Devil’s Mistress is a historical tale about witchcraft and devilry which takes a dark twist. Sometimes the scariest stories are those based on actual events.
- By: Stuart D. Monroe
- In: Books
Don’t open this sucker until you have the time, or you will be blowing someone off.
- By: Janine Pipe
- In: Books
Kristopher Triana’s splatterpunk novella, Gone to see the River Man, drags you to depths of depravity, but is filled with such page-turning narrative, it will keep you yearning for more.
- By: Janine Pipe
- In: Books
Tim Meyer knocks it out of the park again, showing us he is a true chameleon and able to blend genres with ease.
- By: Stuart D. Monroe
- In: Books
Get politely kicked in the teeth by a master with the boot of cosmic horror!
- By: Andrew Fowlow
- In: Books
A visceral tale of western horror that will leave you with a hankering for more.
