The latest installment into Kevin Ranson’s The Spooky Chronicles, The Terminal People, reintroduces the reader to Spencer aka ‘Spooky’ the little dead boy who continues to grow up. Spooky is now employed at Mrs. Gorgon’s Magic shop, a key location from the...
TOXIC LULLABY starts quite curiously, with a woman travelling with a couple guys across the countryside (why she’s doing this, we don’t know). She goes in and out of consciousness, having realistic dreams of a post-apocalyptic world. The second time she does this,...
Fighting to Survive: As the World Dies is the second book in the As The World Dies trilogy by Rhiannon Frater. For those who didn’t read my The First Days Review let me just say that I absolutely loved the book. I know it’s a trilogy but one book is being...
While this is an interesting read it suffers from several issues. First and foremost, grammatical accuracy followed by poor editing and ending with lack of research. The proper use of grammar in any written work is essential as it allows the reader to better...
It’s a great privilege to be able to review this book again. My initial review was an earlier draft and most of what I mentioned that was negative had either been edited out, changed or rewritten. Now that The Becoming is available on Amazon and Audible, I just have...
NINJA ZOMBIES (directed by Noah Cooper — not to be confused with NINJAS VS. ZOMBIES) is a great little zom-com about friendship, with a healthy dose of ninja zombies thrown in. It’s pretty Kevin Smithian, but with worse acting, less clever dialogue (it tries...
