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    Cover Reveal: Usher House Rising by Don Roff

    February 18, 2021 /

    Life after her high school graduation sucks for Mads Bland—her foster mother has died, her boyfriend has broken up with her, she can’t afford community college, and it seems that she’ll work in a grocery store forever. When a mysterious invitation to Usher House arrives at her door, however, everything changes. Mads soon learns that her real name is Madeline Usher and that she has inherited the crumbling mansion in a remote part of Georgia. What’s more, she discovers that she has a twin brother, the quick-witted and devil-may-care Roderick Usher. At first, things seem excellent—Mads meets a beautiful guy, Liam Delaney, who operates his father’s farm down the road,…

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    How the hell do I write this review? Diabolica Britannica is quite frankly everything that is good about the horror fiction genre neatly compacted in a kick ass anthology.  The genre is producing some of the best fiction out there at the moment and it’s getting harder to get scared and shocked but this awesome work of art packs a swift punch to jugular.  A Dark Isles Compendium instantly took me to the freezing and rugged coastline of the Scottish highlands,  the brutal streets of London and the isolating manor houses watching your every move, so it can make theirs!  As much as I love the genre, sometimes, the titles…

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    Just where do I start?  Francine Toon has spun a beautifully unsettling story.  Her imagination for novel writing is what Einstein was to science.  The book cover is completely apt – it visualises everything the story promises to be.  It’s desolate, it’s eerie and it’s intensely unnerving.  If you have followed this blog tour and you haven’t added this to your TBR – well, there is something wrong with you!  This book and it’s captivating writing has been building in hushed tones upto a deafening crescendo that refuses to quiet.  This is a book that just won’t stop.  Be prepared to get sucked into its pages and become one with…

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    Thanks to Anna@Red Door Publishing for my spot on the blog tour and the author for a copy of the book.  All my thoughts are unbiased and honest.  When I received the email with the synopsis of this book how could I say no?  Pegged as gothic horror…it already had me by the scruff of my neck and as I delved further and further into this twisted and deviant tale it had fully sunk its claws into me.  Move over Dan Brown, the gothic horror genre has a new poster boy, Tarn Richardson.  This is the first book in The Darkest Hand Trilogy and I for one am fully invested…

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