Unique. Charming. Engaging. Nostalgic at times. But most of all a huge amount of fun Available to buy at: E-Book Hardback available from your retailer of choice. Dear Mr Pop Star’s concept is simple in its design and stunning in its execution. Lyrics from popular music are taken literally and letters written to their authors … Continue reading Blog Tour Review! Dear Mr Pop Star by Derek and Dave Philpot from Unbound
Review: Rattus New Yorkus by Hunter Shea from Lyrical Press / Kensington Publishing
Brutal. Graphically gory. Fast. Furious. Reminiscent of 80s horror creature features. A hugely fun read for the horror fan. Available to buy at: E-Book When a new poison makes its way to exterminators in New York, it doesn’t have quite the desired effect. This is a story about accidentally genetically modified ultra violent rats swarming … Continue reading Review: Rattus New Yorkus by Hunter Shea from Lyrical Press / Kensington Publishing
Review: An Isolated Incident by Emily Maguire from Lightning Books
Thought provoking Australian crime drama. Unexpected. Challenging. Utterly compelling. Available to buy at: E-Book (Kobo) E-Book (Kindle) Paperback An Isolated Incident confounds expectations. It starts out as what appears to be a crime book in the typical sense. A popular local girl, Bella Michaels, in small town Australia goes missing, her body is … Continue reading Review: An Isolated Incident by Emily Maguire from Lightning Books
Danny Bird: Birth of a Legend
Derek Farrell’s fourth Danny Bird mystery, Death of an Angel, for Fahrenheit Press is coming out very soon, early word from those lucky enough to have read it is as positive as ever – phrases like “the best Danny Bird mystery yet” are being bandied about, I can’t wait. It will be a highlight of … Continue reading Danny Bird: Birth of a Legend
Review: Chainsaw by John Bender from Lockdown Press
The White-Trash Chainsaw Robbery. Funny. Violent. Fucked Up. Fast and furious sleazy redneck horror. Huge fun – if you can stomach it. Available to buy at: E-Book Paperback In the early 1980s in the UK, there was a debate about the affect of so called Video Nasty’s on the minds of young people. Ultimately … Continue reading Review: Chainsaw by John Bender from Lockdown Press
Review: The Last Days of Disco by David F Ross from Orenda Books
Scottish comedy drama. Funny. Moving. Full of life and passion. Great music. Not suitable for Tories. Available to buy at: E-Book Paperback Set in working class Ayrshire in 1982, this is a book most definitely not suitable for Tories. The struggles of the working class at that time, the crushing pressure of record unemployment, … Continue reading Review: The Last Days of Disco by David F Ross from Orenda Books
Review: We Are Always Watching by Hunter Shea from Sinister Grin Press
Tense. Classic horror influence. Identifiable characters. An explosive, dramatic finale. What more could you want from a horror novel. Available to buy at: Paperback / Limited Edition Hardback E-Book If you were to visit me at home, going up the stairs you would pass an autographed Iron Maiden poster (circa 1985) and at the … Continue reading Review: We Are Always Watching by Hunter Shea from Sinister Grin Press
