The fifteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is an horror novel by Alex White and it was reviewed by Carl R. Jennings, who gave it four out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
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Category: Epeolatry Book Reviews
Epeolatry Book Review #14: Contrition
The fourteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is an occult horror novel by Deborah Sheldon and it was reviewed by Alyson Faye, who gave it five out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #13: The Auguries
I’m a little late off the starting block with this one, but the thirteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is an occult horror novel by F.G. Cottam and it was reviewed by Alyson Faye, who gave it three out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #12: After Dark
The twelth review has dropped!
It is a collection of short stories written by Liz Butcher called After Dark.
It was reviewed by Carl R. Jennings.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #11: Across Dimensions
The eleventh review has dropped!
It is a collection of short stories entitled, Across Dimensions, by Gina A. Watson
It was reviewed by Devin Sauve.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #10: The Way of All Flesh
The tenth review has dropped!
It is the Thriller novel, The Way of All Flesh by Ambrose Perry
It was reviewed by Joni Dee and received four out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #9: A World So Small
The ninth review has dropped!
It is the scifi romance novel, A World So Small by Cameron Dreamshare.
It was reviewed by Devin Sauve.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #8: Old Hollow
The eighth review has dropped!
It is the horror novel, Old Hollow by Ambrose Stolliker
It was reviewed by Alyson Faye and given four out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Book Reviews
Calling all speculative fiction authors!
I am the Review Co Ordinator over at The Horror Tree and I’m always on the lookout for new books to feature in the next Epeolatry Review.
If you have a novel or anthology that you think fits and would like to have it reviewed, drop me a comment below! You can also reach out to me at: sj_mcintosh@yahoo.com
I’d love to hear from you!
Epeolatry Book Review #7: Thylacines
The seventh review has dropped!
A bio horror novella by Deborah Sheldon.
It was reviewed by Alyson Faye and given three out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #6: C.H.U.D. Lives
The sixth review has dropped!
A collection of horror short stories compiled by Eric S Brown, called C.H.U.D. Lives
It was reviewed by Devon Sauve and given three out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #5: Arithmophobia
The fifth review has dropped!
A collection of short stories by Ruschelle Dillon entitled Arithmophobia.
It was reviewed by Alyson Faye and given five out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #4: Stories of High Strangeness
The fourth review has dropped!
A Paranormal Horror entitled Stories of High Strangeness by Marc Shapiro.
It was reviewed by Darren Todd who rated it three stars out of five.
You can read it for yourself here.
Epeolatry Book Review #3: Scouse Gothic
The third review has dropped!
A Gothic Horror entitled, Scouse Gothic by Ian McKinney
It was reviewed by Devin Sauve who rated it three stars out of five.
You can read it for yourself here.
Busy as a Bee
Yep. I’m still around. Just haven’t written anything since Wednesday. Been just a tad busy. However, I do have a valid reason for being so busy. I’ve been writing.
Yes, I know… I can hear you saying: But don’t you write daily? I do. And for those of you who don’t know. Yes, I write everyday. I aim for 300 words. Why such a small amount? Well, I have four kids and a husband, and a house to take care of.
Plus, I have a couple of small freelance writing gigs on the side. As well as coordinating a team of book reviewers and writing author interviews on behalf of The Horror Tree.
I’m also gearing up for the release of Twisted II which is happening in July 2018. The 13th to be exact, so if you haven’t already please purchase a copy of the first installment of the series. It contains two short stories, Red and The Summer Girl, that connect to The Eldritch Series, of which I’m currently writing Book 6.
My short story, The Wild Hunt which will appear in Twisted II is also connected to my novel series.
I’d love to say that with all this work I have going on, I’ve become a little more organized, but I’m just not sure I have. Granted, I manage to somehow catch up each week. So, maybe I am becoming better organized. One can hope, I guess.
Now, if only I could get enough time to finish reading the latest book on my TBR pile, life would be all the better for it.