Category: Reviews

• May 15, 2022

  [REVIEW] The Devil Takes You Home – by Gabino Inglesias

  The Devil Takes You Home By Gabino Inglesias ⭐⭐⭐⭐1/2 File Under: Dramatic Crime Novel w/ Supernatural Elements Mario loses his daughter to cancer, then his wife to a mistake. Buried under medical debt, he takes a job as a hitman from a junkie friend. Soon, he’s alone with nothing but the violence. When a job […]
• May 1, 2022

  [ARCs] You Can Now Request “Sickness is in Season” from NetGalley for Review
• March 1, 2022

  [REVIEW] Midnight Beyond the Stars (Anthology), Edited by Kenneth W. Cain

  It took me months to work read this anthology due to its size and slow start. With every large anthology I read, the more I think they should not surpass 60k words. I would say MIDNIGHT BEYOND THE STARS is at least twice that. So, when I hit stories that did nothing for me, the […]
• March 1, 2022

  [REVIEW] The Saga of Dead-Eye: Vampires, Zombies, & Mojo Men – by Ronald Kelly

  The first novella in the Dead-Eye saga is a fun and promising ride. I’ll tell you, novellas have been my go-to selection lately. They’re not too long and they usually keep a quick pace about them. A book I can finish in a day or two (and enjoy) is a book I am more likely […]
• March 1, 2022

  [REVIEW] The Nightmare Brigade (Vol.1) The Girl from Deja Vu

  The Nightmare Brigade is a comic that comes in volumes roughly the size of five individual issues (though they are only broken in two). This first volume introduces the characters at first and provides us a hook that curl through our cheeks for future volumes in the series. Though designed to be kid friendly, there’s […]
• March 1, 2022

  [REVIEW] Mestiza Blood by V. Castro

  I recently experienced V. Castro for the first time with Queen of the Cicadas, which was great. Though Mestiza Blood is equally unsettling, violent, and sexy, I didn’t feel hooks in me during its reading. Part of the problem was the use of first-person narrative in every single story. It made the vibrations of the […]