Author: Richard E. Rock
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“The garden of fantasy awaits!” – WHERE BLUE ROSES BLOOM by Yasmine Maher reviewed
The Blurb: Mia is a ghost in her own body, imprisoned in a coma with only fragments of a chilling truth: someone wants her dead. The only one who can…
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“Within lies the soul of a poet.” – The Scrapbook by Carly Holmes reviewed
The Blurb: Fern’s choices in life and in love are an echo of her mother’s, as Iris’ are an echo of her own mother’s. Three women, three generations: one dark…
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“SO GOOD I READ IT TWICE!” – True Tales of the Supernatural: Haunted Houses by Tina Vantyler reviewed
THE BLURB: Fictional haunted houses are disturbing enough, but how does it feel when the ghosts are real? When a genuine spectre invades your private space? Find out from the…
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“Like being wrapped in silk.” – Deus Ex Machina by Liv Kristine reviewed
It’s a good time to be a Liv Kristine fanboy. Last year we had a brand-new album in the shape of River Of Diamonds. The year before it was a…
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“This is on a whole other level.” – Crow Face, Doll Face by Carly Holmes reviewed
The blurb: Annie surrendered her fantasy of travelling the world, settled instead for marrying her beloved Peter and becoming a mother. When her two youngest daughters – her Crow Face…
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“There isn’t really a lot of wonder here.” – Wonder Woman (1974) reviewed
As I sit down to type this it’s suddenly occurred to me that this ABC TV film from 1974 is now 50 years old. Before anyone bakes a cake and…
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Nazi leprechauns, anyone? PAPERBACKS FROM HELL by Grady Hendrix reviewed
The blurb: If books could kill…The 1970s and ’80s were a glorious time for paperback horror novels…if you enjoy tales of Satanic sex cults, homicidal ghost clowns, man-eating slugs and…
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“The King hasn’t lost his Midas touch.” – HOLLY by Stephen King reviewed
The blurb: Holly Gibney, one of Stephen King’s most compelling and ingeniously resourceful characters, returns to investigate the gruesome truth behind multiple disappearances in a Midwestern town. In this thrilling…
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“This was real. It was happening. The supernatural had come calling.” – A ghost tour of Margam Castle
Do you believe in ghosts? It doesn’t matter if you don’t. It’s not a requirement for the enjoyment a ghost tour, especially when it’s of somewhere as imposing, gothic and…
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Take a trip to FRENZY ISLAND – for free!
To celebrate International Book Lovers Day this Wednesday 9th August – for one day only – my rip-roaring sci-fi horror mash-up novel FRENZY ISLAND will be free to download on…

