Bitten: Dangerous Girls & The Taste of Night is a two part, teen fiction, horror story by R.L. Stine. Stine is the author of the immensely popular Fear Street and Goosebumps books. He has written quite a few books for teens and adults along with those popular series. Before I started my blog I had read… Continue reading Book Review for “Bitten: Dangerous Girls & The Taste of Night” by R.L. Stine
Category: -Sci-fi, Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Book Review for “KIN” by Kealan Patrick Burke
Guys, I bought this book back in like November and completely forgot I had it because it was on my Kindle. That should tell you how much I use my Kindle. Anyways, KIN is a gory horror story by Kealan Patrick Burke. I reviewed Blanky by Burke back in October and really liked it so I… Continue reading Book Review for “KIN” by Kealan Patrick Burke
October Reading: A Massive Book Review of “IT” by Stephen King
It's funny how when you read a book for the second time you catch so much that you didn't the first time through. I first read IT by Stephen King when I was 18. I was horrified, creeped out, disgusted, and obviously, in love with the story. My plan was to read this before the new… Continue reading October Reading: A Massive Book Review of “IT” by Stephen King
October Reading: Book Review of “Ghost House” by Clare McNally
I decided to raid my brother's bookshelf (he blogs at Cody's Bookshelf) as I have done many times before and I came across the gem that is Ghost House by Clare Mcnally. The novel was written in 1979 and was inspired by the Amityville Horror hauntings. I felt this book went along perfectly with my B.E.D.O. (Blog… Continue reading October Reading: Book Review of “Ghost House” by Clare McNally
October Reading: Edgar Allan Poe
One of my all time favorite writers is Edgar Allan Poe. His stories and poems are beautiful and many of them just as tragic as his life was. I found his completed works for a steal of a price at Books a Million. I'm no where near close to finishing this hulking book but I do… Continue reading October Reading: Edgar Allan Poe