REVIEW: Highway To Hell by: Armand Rosamilia It isn’t often I’m left speechless. I usually have the capacity to respond to anything with either a caustic remark, or a snarky, back-handed comment. So, I found myself in unfamiliar territory after reading Armand...
REVIEW: The Last Mailman: Neither Rain, Nor Sleet, Nor Zombies by: Kevin Burke I’m generally a little leery of the first zombie novel an author puts out. Hypocritical as the first one I’ll be writing one if I do is that it’ll be full of the undead....
REVIEW: Tooth And Nail by: Craig DiLouie PLOT: America’s Military forces are brought home from overseas as a Rabies-style virus is laying waste to the population. As New York crumbles around them, a small platoon has to make its way to a research facility that may...
REVIEW: White Flag Of The Dead by: Joseph Talluto How would you expect the world to end? Would it be in a searing flash of light? Perhaps through the accumulated destruction of natural disasters? Or will it end with a gasp, a final surrender of life? Millions died...
REVIEW: Dreadfully Ever After by: Steve Hockensmith I have to say I’m impressed with Steve Hockensmith. While Dawn of the Dreadfuls was a fun read and a great sequel to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies I didn’t think it would have the staying power to turn...
REVIEW: Down The Road by: Bowie Ibarra A bizarre plague of the walking dead. A nation desperate for survival. It could be the end of the world Around the globe, the dead are rising to devour the living. Hospitals are overrun, and martial law has been declared. The...
