Pros: Very out-of-the-box thinking; fascinating take on vampire physiology Cons: Needs a continuity edit; a couple of iffy “messages” Rating: 2 out of 5 Robert Jeschonek’s Bloodliner: A Young Adult Horror Novel is, like the other books I’ve read of…
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Review: “Bloodliner,” Robert Jeschonek
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: horror, humor, Robert Jeschonek, urban fantasy, vampires, young adult
Review: “Killing Spree,” Various Authors
Pros: A great way to find some new authors Cons: Wildly varying quality Rating: 3.5 out of 5 After trying to read a nice bloody serial killer book only to have it turn out to be horrible, I turned to…
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: anthology, Dave Franklin, Dean Wesley Smith, Jeffrey J. Mariotte, Laura Ware, Mary C. Blowers, mystery, P.A. Wilson, Rebecca M. Senese, Robert Jeschonek, Russ Crossley, serial killer, serial killers, thriller
Review: “Earthshaker,” Robert Jeschonek
Pros: Fantastic story and characters Cons: Minor details Rating: 4.5 out of 5 After reading Day 9, I wasn’t sure I wanted to read Robert Jeschonek’s Earthshaker: Gaia Charmer, World Warrior Book 1. I’m so glad that I did! Gaia…
Review: “Day 9,” Robert Jeschonek
Pros: Vivid and original Cons: Pointlessly bizarre; plot holes; unlikable characters Rating: 2.5 out of 5 Robert Jeschonek’s Day 9: A Novel is certainly… original. There are two parallel narratives going on. In one, an author named Dunne has teamed…