REVIEW: Toothless by: JP Moore Toothless is a period piece and a nice addition to the overall zombie genre. Taking the reader back to 1180AD and into the time of the Knights Templar, we see how an invasion from the Yew with its minions, are ravaging the European...
REVIEW: Dying To Live: Last Rites by: Kim Paffenroth PLOT Two couples, one alive and one undead, make their way through the zombie-filled wasteland that was once America. When one of them becomes sick, they are forced to take refuge in a town that seems too good to be...
REVIEW: Dishonored Dead by: Robert Swartwood If you’re expecting the traditional zombie genre canon, you won’t find it here. Robert Swartwood’s Dishonored Dead describes a world in which zombies roam the relatively undead inhabited planet, live in cities, have...
REVIEW: Sherlock Holmes and the Flying Zombie Death Monkeys by: Chris Wood I think that in this case the title of this story is, in some ways, self-explanatory. Sherlock Holmes and the Flying Zombie Death Monkeys by Chris Wood is a book of four short stories based...
REVIEW: Rise And Walk by: Gregory Solis PLOT Up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, it’s a glorious summer weekend. Families are camping, fishermen are out in force, and a regional paintball tournament has brought in players from out of town. Nothing could...
REVIEW: The Becoming: Outbreak by: Jessica Meigs For a first time author this is not that bad of a novel. Don’t let that fool you, it does have some issues. Set in 2009 during an outbreak of the Regenerative Psychotic Virus (RPV) or as referred to more commonly...
