Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review Just Add Water was an absolutely fun read that I enjoyed from start to finish. Hunter fills the pages with all the nostalgia and wonder we all remember when we were kids. Without much recap on the book summary I’ll get right to it. The story is set in the 1980’s and is … More Hunter Shea – Just Add Water Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review Sometimes a review is hard to write and this is one of them. I’ve read stories from Lori Lopez that I enjoyed but this book missed the mark for me. There is a lot going on in Leery Lane and I enjoyed the Gothic horror aspect … More Lori R. Lopez – Leery Lane Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review A few years ago I ran a feature on my blog titled Women in Horror. One of the writers I featured was Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi. Her contribution included some great poems, which I’m sure were very personal and exposed many emotions. Now, two years later, I have the pleasure of … More Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi – Breathe. Breathe. Review
Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review. The Missing Girl is a collection of very dark short stories, some only a few pages long. This subject matter isn’t what anyone wants to think about and I wish was not a fact of life or part of our world. It’s about the girls who go missing or who are assaulted and left with little or no memory of … More Jacqueline Doyle – The Missing Girl Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review To Rise Again tells the story of Louise, an 8-year-old little girl, sent on dangerous missions to bring messages to an English spy in a Nazi outpost. I thought she was a good character and I loved her adventure. The setting for the story was in old and mysterious mansion on the island of Jersey off the coast of England. To Rise … More Stewart Bint – To Rise Again Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. Locke and Keye is an attention-grabbing story from the beginning with the description of the lock and key shop and potential employee list. Mr. Locke, the owner, has a list of potential employees, each with odd comments and observations next to their names. He has carefully and purposely chosen which men to be his employees. I was intrigued to find out why and his reasons weren’t apparent until well into the book. Mr. Locke’s odd and strange mannerisms also caught my attention. The story is set … More Christie Stratos – Locke and Keye Review
Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review I don’t normally preface my reviews with this warning, but ***SPOILERS ARE INCLUDED*** Graveyard Antemortem, to me has the feel of a typical YA story, which for me was unexpected. Most of the tension and real life horror was left out. The scenes of the protagonists … More Stephen Stromp – In the Graveyard Antemortem Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review This is my second time exploring the world of Kyle Alexander Romines. I read his first novel The Keeper of the Crows a few years ago, which is a great read, and I reviewed here at The Scary Reviews. Right from the start … More Kyle Alexander Romines – A Sound in the Dark Review
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