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Anatomy of Evil by Brian Pinkerton
By Donna Galanti Brian Pinkerton began his career writing screenplays which streamlined into the cinematic style of his novels that Horror Novel Reviews claims brings back “the feel and style of some...
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The Devil Tree by Keith Rommel
By Derek Gunn Port St. Lucie— situated in St. Lucie County, Florida—sports beautiful weather, parkland, a PGA Tour golf club and…a Devil Tree. You won’t find that part in Wikipedia but back in 1977,...
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Skinshift by Lisa von Biela
By Amy Lignor When it comes to the evil side of technology, there are some literary artists who know the issue inside and out. Author Lisa von Biela is one such writer. From her beginnings in short...
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Dust of the Dead by John Palisano
By David Healey From the Dust of Zombies, a Post-post Apocalyptic Thriller Rises Author John Palisano has fond memories of growing up in the ‘70s, especially of going to drive-in movies in a station...
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Black Tide by Patrick Freivald
By Laurence O’Bryan With super human strength, unnaturally fast reflexes, and enhanced senses, augmentation is something that Matt Rowley will have to learn to live with—for the rest of his life. And...
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Q Island by Russell James
By Russell James It takes a lot to scare a horror writer. I mean, I dissect fear for a living. The most violent horror movies don’t elicit a flinch. I can face a clown without wetting myself. But one...
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Mother of Demons by Maynard Sims
By The Big Thrill staff MOTHER OF DEMONS is the sixteenth novel of the writing pair Len Maynard and Mick Sims, who publish as Maynard Sims. It is their tenth supernatural novel and sixth with Don...
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Charlotte’s Story by Laura Benedict
By Sidney Williams If your glance at October on the calendar suggests it’s time to pick up an eerie thriller, you’ll want to give serious consideration to Laura Benedict’s new gothic tale CHARLOTTE’S...
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Shivaree by J. D. Horn
By Derek Gunn Let me begin this article by saying that this book is great. I wasn’t too sure what to expect as the blurb gives very little away. I contacted the author for a copy to read and he offered...
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Diablero by Toby Tate
By Toby Tate Blackbeard the Pirate was a walking paradox. He was just as likely to shoot one of his own crew members in the knee (which he once did), as he was to personally nursemaid that same...
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The Beast Of Barcroft by Bill Schweigart
By George Ebey In his newest novel, THE BEAST OF BARCROFT, author Bill Schweigart brings readers a true tale of terror. Ben McKelvie believes he’s moving up in the world when he and his fiancée buy a...
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Wolf’s Blind by W.D. Gagliani
By Amy Lignor The mighty character of the werewolf is something booklovers turn to for excitement, following the in-depth stories of those who live with the gift and/or curse of the midnight howl. In...
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Northwoods by Bill Schweigart
By Anne Tibbets Beware the rustle in the bushes—NORTHWOODS brings to life the hidden terrors in the forests of Minnesota, where two law enforcement officers stumble upon a horrific scene. The second...
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The Last Night by Mark Dunn
By Mark Dunn When I was a kid, my parents gave me a dumbed down version of Dracula. It was the last book on my open-sided metal bookshelf, and I could see the cover from my bed. I remember clearly...
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The Monster Underneath by Matthew Franks
By Anne Tibbets THE MONSTER UNDERNEATH brings to life the inner workings of a serial killer, and shows the lengths to which a psychic prison therapist will go to convict him. Sound terrifying? It is....
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The Prisoner of Hell Gate by Dana I. Wolff
By J. H. Bográn I’ve always believed that the best place to enjoy a horror movie is in a theater. You can have all the technical gizmos in the world, but your living room will never provide that added...
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Chills by Mary SanGiovanni
By Anne Tibbets CHILLS begins with an unexpected snowstorm at the onset of summer, in a small town in Connecticut. Police detective Jack Glazier finds a body that appears to have been the focus of a...
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Trance Logic by Richard Rowland Billingsley
Rainbeaux Le Blanc is a woman running from secrets into mystery. A Remote Viewer with the Defense Intelligence Directorate, she discovers they are working with a demon known as the Blasphemer....
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The Devil’s Colony by Bill Schweigart
Ben McKelvie had a good job, a nice house, a beautiful fiancée . . . until a bloodthirsty shapeshifter took everything away. Ever since, he’s been chasing supernatural phenomena all across the country,...
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Exploring Dark Short Fiction by Eric J. Guignard
For over four decades, Steve Rasnic Tem has been an acclaimed author of horror, weird, and sentimental fiction. Hailed by Publishers Weekly as “A perfect balance between the bizarre and the...
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