Rating: 3.5 out of 5 I enjoyed reading Graveyard Smash: Women of Horror Anthology Volume 2, but thought volume one, Under Her Black Wings, was a little bit better. Once again, I have to knock them just a little for…
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Non-Review: “The Havoc Tree,” Layden Robinson
A non-review is something I do when I couldn’t finish a book. Even though Layden Robinson’s The Havoc Tree is very short, I couldn’t get myself to finish it. I won’t review the book on Amazon or Goodreads, but here…
Review: “Fluency,” Jennifer Foehner Wells
Rating: 4 out of 5 In Jennifer Foehner Wells’ Fluency (Confluence Book 1) (also available in a collection of the first 3 books in the series plus 3 shot stories: Confluence Codex 1: An Omnibus of the Scifi Series, Books…
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Review: “The End Has Come,” ed. John Joseph Adams, Hugh Howey
Rating: 5 out of 5 Book one in the triptych, The End Is Nigh, was a collection of pre-apocalyptic short stories. Book two, The End is Here, took place during the apocalyptic event(s). Now The End Has Come (The Apocalypse…
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Short Take: “The Ladderman,” Angela Archer
Rating: 4 out of 5 Angela Archer’s horror/urban legend novella The Ladderman is a quick read–about an hour or so. It’s hard to build up enough suspense and tension in that kind of space, especially when we’re talking multiple deaths.…
Review: “Shiva’s Bow,” Skyla Dawn Cameron
Rating: 5 out of 5 Skyla Dawn Cameron’s Shiva’s Bow (Livi Talbot Volume 4) is the fourth book in this series, or sixth if you count two novellas. (See the end of this review for a full list, in order,…
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