1800s. San Antonio, Texas: In room 207 at the Longhorn Saloon, in the long shadow of the Alamo itself, a woman renowned for her beauty was brutally murdered. Her killer was never found. One year ago: In that same historic room, another woman vanished without a trace. Her blood was everywhere… but her body wasContinue reading “Heather Graham – The Unseen”
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Christine Feehan – Bound Together
#1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan’s Sisters of the Heart series comes to a climactic end as a mysterious man from Blythe Daniels’ past re-enters her life. On the shores of Sea Haven, six women touched by great loss have come together in a sisterhood strengthened by the elements–a bond each will need as newContinue reading “Christine Feehan – Bound Together”
Six Ways to Spellday * Samantha Silver
I was pretty sure I had just died. Since discovering a few months back that I was a witch and that there was a whole world out there where magic was simply a way of life, I had come close to having my life ended on more than just a couple occasions. When a localContinue reading “Six Ways to Spellday * Samantha Silver”
The Amityville Horror, by Jay Anson PREFACE
PREFACE by Reverend John Nicola The problem to which this book addresses itself is one which, although it is as old as mankind, needs to be brought to the attention of thoughtful readers today. All civilizations have expressed some sense of insecurity and fear over the spotty but recurring reports of phenomena that leave menContinue reading “The Amityville Horror, by Jay Anson PREFACE”
Dean Koontz – The Vision
Most educated people were convinced that, without exception, the motivations behind the antisocial acts of violent people had their roots in poverty, broken homes, childhood traumas, parental neglect or parental ineptitude. Mary Bergen aids the police in solving crimes, those that have happened and those that are about to. Now this gifted clairvoyant is usingContinue reading “Dean Koontz – The Vision”
The Unnoticeables by Robert Brockway Book Review
I read this little 300+ page book on a 4h flight from Athens and I loved every minute. I’m trying now to figure out why I loved it as when I’m trying to articulate the subject of the book in my mind, it sounds like an absolute mess. I dreamed I was floating on aContinue reading “The Unnoticeables by Robert Brockway Book Review”
The Raven Boys – by Maggie Stiefvater – Crappiest book of 2018 (just getting started)
While I absolutely adored Maggie Stiefvater * The Wolves Of Mercy Falls Trilogy, I could not finish The Raven Boys. Three times I attempted to read it and three times I put it down in sheer boredom. It could not spike my interest and the characters were so bland I could not help thinking Maggie drewContinue reading “The Raven Boys – by Maggie Stiefvater – Crappiest book of 2018 (just getting started)”
The Shining * Stephen King Book Review
Because it’s the month of gruesome tales and amazing hauntings, why not discuss the mad and absolutely amazing “Shining” book by horror master, Stephen King. This is the story of Jack Torrence (played wonderfully by Jake Nicholson) who decides to take a job as a hotel overseer during the winter months when the hotel wasContinue reading “The Shining * Stephen King Book Review”
Worlds Beyond * Ian Wilson
“There is one consistent feature to stories of so-called “ghosts”, it is that they almost invariably seem to have their roots in some tragedy from the past.” Worlds Beyond is the title of a thirteen-part TV series which explores the world of paranormal as it has been revealed in the lives of countless “ordinary” peopleContinue reading “Worlds Beyond * Ian Wilson”
Brother Odd * Dean Koontz * Odd Thomas Series
Loop me in, odd one. The words, spoken in the deep of night by a sleeping child, chill the young man watching over her. For this was a favorite phrase of Stormy Llewellyn, his lost love, and Stormy is dead, gone forever from this world. In the haunted halls of the isolated monastery where heContinue reading “Brother Odd * Dean Koontz * Odd Thomas Series”
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