REVIEW: Blight by Tom Carlisle
Blight is the debut novel from author Tom Carlisle. A traditional gothic novel, it has elements of horror, the arcane, and furtive goings-on. Blight is the perfect read for this time of year and would appeal to...
REVIEW: Schrader’s Chord by Scott Leeds
Murder. Suicide. Accident. Natural. These are the four facets of death according to Ivan Schrader. Anyone who performs the ritual correctly and plays the four records Schrader left behind is marked for death –...
REVIEW: Thralls of a Tyrant God by Mars G. Everson
Thralls of a Tyrant God is book one of The God Engine series – a dark fantasy epic from Mars G. Everson. Blending elements of sci-fi and fantasy, this debut novel introduces a world...
REVIEW: The Jasad Heir by Sara Hashem
The Jasad Heir is a story about fate and corruption just as much as it is one about dark magic and romance. Sara Hashem’s debut Fantasy digs its roots deep into a very real...
Review: The Militia House by John Milas
The Militia House is the debut horror novel from John Milas, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who was deployed to Afghanistan in 2010. Milas brings his personal experience to The Militia House, which gives...
REVIEW: The Curse of Saints by Kate Dramis
In The Curse of Saints, the first in a trilogy from debut author Kate Dramis, we are introduced to a kingdom rife with the power of Visya’s; individuals who are blessed with affinities of...
REVIEW: Perilous Times by Thomas D Lee
Perilous Times is Thomas D Lee’s debut novel. It is a wickedly funny Arthurian inspired satirical fantasy novel, set in a contemporary world. In it, and the idea where the title derives from, the knights...
REVIEW: The Return of the Knights by Gregory Kontaxis
The Return of the Knights is the debut novel by Greek fantasy author Gregory Kontaxis and the first volume of his series, The Dance of Light. Originally published in Greek, The Return of the...
REVIEW: The Final Strife by Saara El-Arifi
The Final Strife by Saara El-Arifi is an incredible book that gripped me from the very start and didn’t let go…and it still hasn’t, days after I finished it. It is an African and...