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I first read John Hornor Jacobs after a friend suggested him to me. I instantly became a huge fan of his and reading A Lush and Seething Hell made me an even bigger fan. The book is composed of two stories, one of which I like a bit more than the other, but I’ll get to that. This book is described as cosmic horror and that is spot on. This book is unsettling and it sticks with the reader long after they’ve finished it. The first story is “The Sea...

Blog tours. This subject has recently come to my attention. But it's not a new concept for me. Early in my #bookstagramming days, I was invited to join various Blog Tour "organizations" but I always declined. Why?

1. They never had any books of interest to me

2. I hate reading or posting on a strict deadline

3. Nobody really reads blogs anymore ( says the one typing up a BLOG post)

I'm here to tell you that you do NOT need the services of a Blog Tour and you absolutely do NOT need to pay...

Title: Those Who Came Before

Author: J. H. Moncrieff

Publisher: Flame Tree Press

Reviewed By: John Lynch

Those Who Came Before, the latest from J.H. Moncrieff, is part creature horror and part murder mystery. Moncrieff takes elements of Native American history and mythology and uses them to craft a highly readable book that brings gore and intrigue. The story follows two main characters. One is a first-person narrative following Reese Wallace in the aftermath of his friends being slaughtered, and the other is a 3rd person narrative following Detective Greyeyes as she investigates the crime. In addition...

Hey Worms, Kallie here. I hope you all have had an amazing holiday season so far. Our Night Worms package theme this month is Winter White, Winter Fright and Kami and I found our most frightening winter recipes just for you. We know that this time of year is often filled with gatherings of friends and family and these recipes are sure to be a hit with everyone.

Like I said before, I know this time of year can get a little...

Happy Friday Night Worms! Can you even believe that this is our last Friday Feels of 2019? I have quite a few plans for the new year and plenty of things I’m looking forward to. One of the things I’m looking forward to in 2020 is the release of Nightfall by Night Worms own Daniel Barnett. I read this one a few months ago and I am already itching for the next one in the series. It’s wonderfully scary and the characters are ones that stick with you. Have a safe and happy new year...