Review of Things Slip Through by Kevin Lucia
After the scene-setting introductory piece, we join Gavin on his quest to “write what he sees.” I have to say, I’ve met authors much like he was before his accident.…
Review of LURE by Tim McGregor
This was an interesting story on many levels. I almost feel as if the temple with the ancient bones of a sea monster is something I’ve heard, but that might…
Howls From the Dark Ages Review
This was a pleasant diversion from other books I’ve read recently. It felt like the theme, which all 18 authors took very seriously, fit perfectly with the various styles and…
The Quarry Girls by Jess Lourey – Review
In the 1960s and 1970s, way before the Internet shrank our world, small towns could be scary places. Local governments, law enforcement, the family down the street, the church, all…
Under The Thumb Review – S. A. Cosby ed.
Under the Thumb gives you the gist of the stories in its subtitle. Stories of Police Oppression. It’s in the news every day. It’s not going away. No matter how…
The Devil’s in the Flaws & Other Dark Truths
Sometime this fall, my new collection will be released. It’s titled The Devil’s in the Flaws & Other Dark Truths, as you might have guess from the title above. This…
Review of QUEEN OF TEETH by Hailey Piper
Writing a believable novel, with characters that make sense in our reality, but clearly and firmly planted in another, is a difficult task. Not only does Hailey Piper pull this…
Review of BELOW by Laurel Hightower
Belowby Laurel Hightower (Goodreads Author)David Wilson‘s review: Apr 23, 2022 On it’s surface, Below is a supernatural thriller with a basis in modern pop-culture folklore, but at it’s heart, it’s…
Tell Me an Ending – by Jo Harkin
Tell Me an Endingby Jo Harkin (Goodreads Author)David Wilson‘s review May 10, 2022 This was not the book I expected it to be from the description. It was a lot…
The Novels Section is Semi-Complete
It turns out, after counting and chasing links, that I have written thirty-four published novels so far. Putting them all one page was going to be a disaster, so I…