An Amorous Thing by Kody Boye is a book entirely about death, and until I read this book I never thought about all the different ways one could and/or wished that they could die. For example, I hope that I don’t ever have to feel the pain like the man with no ribs.

Some of these stories had no “finale”.  I really wouldn’t recommend this read unless the author redid the endings of most of the stories and cleaned up the spelling and punctuation.

2  Bookmarks

Laura Matthews

Mind Fog Reviews

If you “believe” or whether you “enjoy” reading about demons, gathering of souls and the like “The Chosen” by C. A. Milson covers them in this tale of horror.  Almost all the vices of man are included such as sex, smoking, drinking, murder and mayhem and the like.  It even includes the “proverbial” religious connotations in whether the characters believe in “God” and his protection or demons and their villainous ways.  There is so much going on in this novel that you must read it carefully and with an open mind. 

The energy of the author is reflected very well in this tome.  One could say that you would be on the edge of your seat waiting for the next melee to happen.  Powers of energy from the author and the characters will keep you reading until the end.

*** 3 Stars

Anastasia Cassella-Young, Reviewer

Mind Fog Reviews

Marilyn Thompson’s The Spike is one of the best novellas I have read in some time. This reviewer does like in general horror books and I found this one to grip me from beginning to end without being too gory. I loved the interaction between the old lady and Walter. It’s a great, quick read.

***** 5 Stars

Carol Langstroth, Manager

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