As you may already know, my reading addiction covers quite a wide range of books in a load of different genres. That said, the vast majority of what I read can be confined to the sci-fi, fantasy & horror genres, and I’m most often found reading supernatural or urban fantasy novels. By strange coincidence the three books I’m reviewing this month all fall under horror, a genre I was obsessed with in my teen years. So if you’re looking for fluffy romantic books to curl up with this valentine’s day you’ve most definitely come to the wrong place, and you may want to turn around and run before you catch the attention of something a lot less wholesome…

These are the books I’m going to be reviewing:





FLESH


‘Flesh’ by Dylan Morgan

Creature horror set in a small town with a terrifying secret…

I’ve been impressed with Morgan’s style since reading the Blood War trilogy, and my curiosity over his brand new release meant it didn’t linger long in my Kindle before I devoured it! I’ll be reviewing this one in just a few days time!





The Ghoul Archipelago


‘The Ghoul Archipelago’ by Stephen Kozeniewski

Gruesome zombie horror on a boat!

I’ve been reading a lot of zombie books since I really got into them last year. I read Kozeniewski’s ‘Braineater Jones’ last month and loved how original and entertaining it was, so picking up this zombie horror offering was a no-brainer for me!





The Book of Paul


‘The Book of Paul’ by Richard Long

Classed as a paranormal thriller, I’ve heard this book mixes a lot of different genres very skilfully.

I put this in my reading queue back in December when I first heard about it. Stephen King has described it as ‘Mind Blowing’. If that isn’t enough to pique the interest of any true horror fan I don’t know what is. Also, it’s really cheap on Kindle right now - $0.81/£0.49.



Note: As soon as it is released I’ll also be reviewing ‘The Stage’ by Rick Soper, which is the exciting finale to the Rock trilogy.