Are you scared of what lurks in the dark? The suirlang, a creature you don’t want to meet, doesn’t always lurk in the dark, but it does prefer to come out at night. You will know one is close by the horrendous stench that fills the air around it. The way this suirlang feeds is…
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The Boss’s Daughter (The Black Rose Series, Book 1) – a Review
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Watchers of the Night – a Review
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Why Dreams? – Guest Post by Matthew Keith
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Until Then Dream Again – a Review
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Swollen Identity (McCall & Company Book 2) – a Review
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• •Some people seem to have a knack for getting themselves in trouble and embroiled in hard-to-get-out-of situations. Kate McCall is one of those people. What presents itself to her as a simple case always turns out to be so much more, and because of that, she winds up about to be arrested, handcuffed and arrested,…
Book Reviews, Dark Fiction, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, Horror, New Words Learned, Vampire Fiction, Words
Tread the Darkness – a Review
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A Necessary Evil – a Review
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• •Is taking the law into your own hands ever a good idea? Would the personal satisfaction it brings outweigh just how illegal it is? Kurt Jamison and Frankie Cartwright grew up as best friends. They were inseparable. But then something tragic happened that forever separated them. Kurt became a policeman. Frankie became a criminal mastermind.…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Horror, New Words Learned, Short Stories/Novellas, Words
A Hell for All Seasons – a Review
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• •This is a fantastic collection of short stories. Each one is horrific in its own way. From demons and the occult to curiosity and hypocrisy, the way one wrong turn can completely change a life is subtly and chillingly demonstrated. The way you look at things, including dreams, and the way you think is liable…