The Cairndale Institute is extremely secretive—so secretive that even their own agents aren’t told the […]
Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, by V.E. Schwab
I’ve been putting off writing and posting a review of V.E. Schwab’s Bury Our Bones […]
A Steep and Savage Path, by JJA Harwood
Irina isn’t the sort to be put off by the little fact that what she […]
Red Rabbit, by Alex Grecian
I have no idea why weird westerns are so damn good. Is it that the […]
The Return of Moriarty, by Jack Anderson
I was surprised to learn, after I read Jack Anderson’s riveting new novel The Return […]
The Country Under Heaven, by Frederic S. Durbin
Ovid Vesper headed out west like a lot of other men after the Civil War […]
The Devil Three Times, by Rickey Fayne
Satan appears much more than three times in Rickey Fayne’s generational saga, The Devil Three […]
Motheater, by Linda H. Codega
I have been struggling since January 20 as I’ve watched people I didn’t vote for […]
The Paris Express, by Emma Donoghue
The people who board the train in Granville, a resort town on France’s Norman coast, […]
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, by Stephen Graham Jones
Trigger warning for graphic descriptions of violence towards people and animals, and very brief sexual […]