Dominic Ronove (Dom!) is a badass demon who is very good at his job, giving humans whatever they want for six years before they have to repay the debt, often bloodily and always without mercy. Malik is a cute, intelligent guy who moves across Dom's radar and piques his interest, setting in motion events which... Continue Reading →
I've been looking forward to this, I loved Summoned (see my review here) and this is the next instalment. To be fair, it can be read as a standalone, as the author does a stellar job of explaining what happened in the first book, without info-dumping or forced insertions of prose. So if you haven't... Continue Reading →
I'll start by saying this isn't a romance, and if you read it thinking that is what you're getting, you're in for a shock. It. Is. Not. A. Romance. To say any more would need a spoiler warning. It is what the author describes as 'family friendly' so no raunchy stuff, but there are other... Continue Reading →
This brand new release is out today. My review of Summoned by J.P. Jackson is actually live on the WROTE website, together with a fantastic author interview! Links to both items are below. Review of Summoned by J.P. Jackson Episode 316 - We Have To Do This as a Threesome - an interview with J.P.... Continue Reading →
I'll say first of all I love this author. They never fail to surprise and have a fearless attitude to some touchy subjects. This time they tackle mental health and the stalker/victim dynamic. It's bold and shocking with a real impact. The first half of the book, I was conflicted about Scott. His actions were... Continue Reading →
Genre: LGBT HorrorI was gifted a copy of this book in exchange for an honest and fair review. To find out more about J. Daniel Stone, check out his website www.SolitarySpiral.com Halfway through this novel, I couldn't decide whether this book was too brilliant for me to totally understand every nuance, or pretentious AF. The truth is probably... Continue Reading →
Meat Mallet: A Tale of Epicurean Horror by Rick R. ReedMy rating: 5 of 5 starsA short coffee-time read, written with cheeky flair. I can't say a lot more than that, or my review will be longer than the book! But it's definitely worth a read, and is a good introduction into this author's style.Huge... Continue Reading →
I'm delighted to feature Eliot Parker on this blog to celebrate the release of his collection of short stories, Snapshots. I was given a copy of the book in exchange for an honest and fair review, and you can find out what I thought of it below!Eliot Parker is the author of six books, most... Continue Reading →
This review first appeared on the WROTE Podcast website. To find out more about what makes him tick, and get links to his work, listen to Episode 121: So That's a Thing!REVIEWTold in the first person, this is a deep, dark and compelling book. Mike Kendall is a troubled man, on meds and having therapy to... Continue Reading →
I was gifted an ARC for an honest and fair review. This review first appeared on the WROTE Podcast website. Daimonion is published on 10th July 2017.Daimonion is many things. The first book in The Apocalypse trilogy, a debut novel, and a blood-spattered, gory quest for one demon who struggles with the whole “killing kids”... Continue Reading →
Deliciously Dark Romance 