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| "A worthwhile read for horror fans." Reviewscout.uk "powerfully character-driven" Sfreader.com "Cool and creepy collection of horror stories..." Hell Horror.com "some of the most original dark fiction I've read in quite some time" compulsivereader.com "a pleasing, fresh take on some familiar and well-loved themes." bookideas.com "a range of dark tales that runs the gamut from pulpy 1920's horror adventure to the creepy yet starkly realistic tones of a Flannery O'Connor. Betweenthepages.us "a fine addition to any horror or dark fantasy library" Clubreading.com "If you are looking for something that beckons back to more traditional horror, but still has a fresh voice, pick up this book" booklore.co.uk "one magnificent read that will go on the keeper shelf." Myshelf.com "fast-paced and exciting dark fiction" Lost Souls Magazine "original, refreshing, and delightfully creepy" RPGTimes.com "the horror spills out in a smooth and subtle fashion" Epinions.com "smart, entertaining horror fiction" Bookmuse.com |
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| Warn cultists that you are on the side of humanity, not tentacled monsters. A humorous t-shirt fans of Lovecraftian horror can appreciate. |
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| Go ghost hunting with a ghost. Have dinner with a demon. Explore a forgotten tomb. The first ever fiction title released by Bards and Sages. Electronic version available for free! Read it online exclusively at Publicbookshelf.com |
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