Roses In December: Haunting and Macabre Tales by Matthew de Lacey Davidson is a compilation of short stories that alight upon different messages and tales. The stories range from a woman trying to be accepted by another religious group to a man
Tabitha Lord's science fiction novel, Horizon, which is the first of a series is so beautifully layered, well thought out, and engaging. I by no means read a lot of science fiction. I prefer to see it on the big
Sixty Days Left is the debut novel of author Andrea Lechner-Becker (whom you may have seen drop a few reviews here on RaeOvSun). I was very engaged with Andrea's writing voice as a reviewer so I highly anticipated the release
A Different Kind of Lovely is a romance from author Petra March. This piece is broken into three parts and I will address each part separately and then as an overall piece. Part One - The Introductions This started off interestingly enough
Fred's Funeral by Sandy Day From one writer to another I thought that it was a pretty neat thing to utilize real-life letters from the author's uncle as a basis for this piece. I liked the concept of looking back and
Four American Tales is, as by title, four american tales woven together by author Jack Messenger. They are four standalone pieces which provide a sneak peek into the writing style of Messenger prior to the release of his full novel.
Aftan Whispers by author Phil Williams is a wildly imaginative dystopian steampunk novel with a plethora of twists and turns that will keep you, the reader, engaged and waiting to see what happens next. This was my first steampunk novel
What's that sound? In The Affected author James McNally ushers us into an ordinary world suddenly ravaged by an unspeakable evil. It is a slow creep upon a small town that reminded me of films such as The Mist and The Happening where
The Swing Over the Ocean by David Abare The 1st Impression: Based off of the synopsis alone I did not really know what I was going to get into with this novel nor if it would be something that I would enjoy.
