No full reviews, because I just haven’t had time. But here are a few quick plugs for neat books. The Devil You Know is the second book in Kit Rocha’s “Mercenary Librarians” series. It’s post-apocalyptic super-soldier librarians and their allies,…
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Posted in Reviews Tagged with: cosmic horror, horror, Kit Rocha, Luke Walker, post-apocalyptic, romance, Stephen Graham Jones, thriller
Review: “Mongrels,” by Stephen Graham Jones
Rating: 5 out of 5 In Stephen Graham Jones’s Mongrels: A Novel, werewolves are real. Our young teenaged protagonist listens to his grandfather’s crazy stories about being a werewolf, and later realizes there were secrets and lessons hidden in each…
Short Take: “Night of the Mannequins,” Stephen Graham Jones
Rating: 5 out of 5 Stephen Graham Jones’s horror novella Night of the Mannequins has one of the best opening lines I’ve ever seen. I was hooked the moment I read it: So Shanna got a new job at the…
Review: “The Only Good Indians,” Stephen Graham Jones
Rating: 5 out of 5 I just finished reading Stephen Graham Jones’s horror novel The Only Good Indians and my heart is still racing. Four men made a mistake ten years ago: they hunted elk where they weren’t allowed to…
Review: “The Least of My Scars,” Stephen Graham Jones
Pros: Really fascinating Cons: confusing as hell Rating: 3 out of 5 Stephen Graham Jones’ The Least of My Scars is all about William Colton Hughes. He’s a serial killer, but he’d rather skip the stalking of his prey and…