Queen Boss Slay
Review Queen Boss Slay is the second book in PC3's Pocket Nasties series and it's a direct sequel to 100% Match, with the gross factor and violence turned up several…
Sisters of the Crimson Vine
Review Sisters of the Crimson Vine is a wildly fun story, dripping with atmosphere and dread. It's a wonderful blend of folk horror, cosmic horror, and gothic horror told with…
Firecracker Kings
Review Firecracker Kings is a coming of age horror short about a group of boys that head off into fields to shoot off some fireworks. Unsupervised preteens and fireworks are…
Disseverment
Review Disseverment is a solid psychological debut with some fascinating ideas and the most intense and horrifying body dysmorphia I've encountered in fiction. The book is shocking and grotesque in…
We All Rot Eventually
Review Bloody, nihilistic, and unapologetically girly, We All Rot Eventually was a fun romp that basks in the ugly side of fame. Alexa is an aspiring actress waiting for her…
Piñata: An Extreme Horror Story
Review Piñata is a deeply unpleasant book. The story follows Marju, a woman experiencing extreme psychosis, in the aftermath of a crime that has her going to trial. A police…
Close the Door
Review Close the Door is a tale of possession horror with a strong mystery thriller aspect that keeps the story moving fast and tensions high. I liked the main characters…
The Grove
Review A group of friends head to the woods for a night of adult fun. The Grove is fast-paced, thrilling, and oh so satisfying. It didn't go in the direction…
Shadows at Dawn: An Apache Massacre and the Violence of History
Review Shadows at Dawn recounts the tragedy of the Camp Grant Massacre in 1871. It was the old west, a period marked by years of conflict between the American settlers…
Only The Stains Remain
Review Only The Stains Remain is a brutal, soul crushing novella that destroyed me. A story of two young brothers facing a nightmare at the hands of monsters. Jeffrey plumbs…