The sixteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is a novel by Christa Carmen and it was reviewed by Devin Sauve, who gave it two out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
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Tag: Reading
Epeolatry Book Review #15: Alien: The Cold Forge
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.
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.
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!
My TBR Pile
If you, like me are an avid reader you’ve probably got a to be read pile that keeps on getting bigger. If you don’t have a to be read pile, I’d love to know your secret to being a more productive reader. I struggle to find enough time to read to get through my pile.
Currently, on my to be read pile I have the following:
(in no particular order)
A Game of Thrones (plus the next two books) by George R R Martin
The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins
The Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
Throne Of Glass by Sarah J Maas
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Dreamer’s Pool by Juliet Marillier
I have absolutely no excuse as to why they’re still sitting on my bookshelves untouched. It’s probably got something to do with the fact that I do get caught up reading ebooks more than I do paperbacks.
And while I schedule time to write I don’t schedule enough time to read. Sometimes sleep just has to take priority.
I believe the last paperback book I picked up was Rebecca.
But my currently reading pile? Why, that’s a list for another time.
Well, if you enjoyed this blog, drop me a comment with one book on your shelf you haven’t gotten around to reading. I’m always on the lookout for new books to read, even if I haven’t finished reading all the ones I currently own.