Deep Level by Richard E. Rock is a horror novella where a small group explores a secret underground Victorian network.
The characters are three-dimensional, and I really enjoyed the insight into Rich’s world, but I didn’t love how much dialogue was throughout the story. It often felt telly or slowed the pacing down a lot. Some of the all-capped words threw me off too.
Read MoreFrankie Funder by Patrick E Douglas is a horror novel that isn’t like any horror novel I’ve ever read.
This book, from cover to story, is a great read. When I was given the book in exchange for an honest review, I was struck with what design went into crafting the book. At first, I thought I wasn’t holding a book; rather, I was holding a slab of meat! It’s clever and my all-time favorite cover. I want this nominated for an award!!
Read MoreSophie Queen’s back at it again! The Krino Blade, book two in Riley's Excellent and Not-At-All Fake Exorcism Service, is just as fun, and the characters are just as endearing.
While the first book will always be in my heart because it introduced me to the world and exposed me to awesome characters, this sequel will not disappoint!
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