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John's Review of The Devil Crept In by Ania Ahlborn (2017)
As usual, I’m late to the party, but I showed up, I’m finally here. The Devil Crept In is my first Ania Ahlborn book, and it sure as hell won't be my last. Something about this book has been calling me, I don’t know why. Maybe it’s the simple, yet creepy cover. Everyone tells me I should read Brother. Like the stray animals fleeing to the woods of Deer Valley,...
Werewolf Wednesday! John's Review of BLOOD AND RAIN by Glenn Rolfe
I’m now a fan of...
Night Worms Made Me Do It by Andrew Fowlow
Let’s talk about recommendations. If you’re reading this, likely you’re a constant reader like myself or maybe your just a fan of horror and need a literary introduction. Either way, you’ve come to the right place. The Night Worms crew is the utmost authority on horror fiction. If you’re seeking that slow and steady creep to chill your bones, we got you. A creature feature tempting your inner-animal to howl at the moon, we got you. An ooey-gooey gorefest to make you feel all warm and squishy inside, WE GOT YOU.
...A Night Worm Possessed: Mega Review Round Up
The Night Worms team recently did a read-along of Hailey Piper’s book THE POSSESSION OF NATALIE GLASGOW. Matt suggested it in our group chat because he loved it, and then BAM, a group of us bought it and read it together. Here are all of our reviews!
-Kallie Weisgarber
Buy it here. https://www.amazon.com/Haunting-Natalie-Glasgow-Hailey-Piper-ebook/dp/B07HDWLZSV
Zakk’s review:
I really enjoyed the Possession of Natalie Glasgow, my first read from Hailey Piper. This book felt like a ringer from the get-go as I...
Kallie & Marcy's Side By Side Review of A COSMOLOGY OF MONSTERS by Shaun Hamill
A COSMOLOGY OF MONSTERS- Shaun Hamill
“I think horror is the most important fiction in the world,” he said.
I sit here with tears streaming down my face as my mind and heart digest the last few pages of A COSMOLOGY OF MONSTERS. What a ride of a book.
I first want to apologize to Kallie, my buddy for this book. When we first started reading this I was in the starting stages of a really big move. A move that would take me from Texas, which funnily enough is the author’s,...