In Megan Hunter’s The End We Start From, sometimes the end of everything is actually a beginning. Hunter’s novel explores motherhood in the face of dystopia.
Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King and Owen King falls a bit flat for a typical King novel only to be read by the most die-hard fans.
Eldritch Ops is an entertaining urban fantasy monster story from C.T Phipps.
In The Test by Sylvain Neuvel, Neuvel paints a terrifying portrait of the nature of choice set within a dystopian Britain.
A wildly imaginative debut from Essa Hansen, Nophek Gloss is not a book to be missed.
Your Favorite Band Cannot Save You by Scotto Moore is a quirky ride through horror, comedy, and science fiction that takes you to some unexpected places.
If you want a song that makes you feel like a Viking warrior, Ivar’s Revenge by Danheim is it.Â
“Over the great door of an old, old church which stood in a quiet town of a faraway land there was carved in stone the figure of a large griffin.”
Thirteen Storeys is an excellent horror anthology-masquerading-as-novel.
