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Review Corner: Juniper by Ross Jeffery reviewed by SJ Budd (@sjbuddj) available NOW on Aphotic Realm! #ReviewCorner #BookReview #Novella #goodreads #amreading #postapocalyptic

Juniper by Ross Jeffery Review by S.J. Budd

(Originally Published in Issue #9 Interstellar)

  Juniper is the first book in Ross Jeffery’s novella trilogy: a post-apocalyptic horror about an insane American town seemingly at the edge of reality. As Juniper suffers from scorching drought and medieval famine, the townsfolk are forced to rely on the ‘new cattle’ for food: monstrous interbred cats…

Review Corner: Green Fingers by Dan Coxon reviewed by SJ Budd (@sjbuddj) available NOW on Aphotic Realm! #ReviewCorner #BookReview #Goodreads #amreading

Green Fingers by Dan Coxon Review by S.J. Budd

“A series of micro-collections featuring a selection of peculiar tales from the best in horror and speculative fiction. From Black Shuck Books and Dan Coxon comes Green Fingers, the nineteenth in the Black Shuck SHADOWS series.”

This short story collection immediately intrigued me by the cover! I love it! Also the name of the publishers- Black Shuck…

Review Corner: The Balance by Kev Harrison reviewed by SJ Budd (@sjbuddj) available NOW on Aphotic Realm! #ReviewCorner #GoodReads #BookReview #Amreading #horror #blood #StrangeandSinister

The Balance by Kev Harrison Review by S.J. Budd

“When myth becomes nightmare…The price of blood is always blood.

Natalia’s in trouble. She only looked away for a second, and now her brother’s hurt. Her relationship with her mother is fractured, her brother’s condition is deteriorating, and her only hope lays deep in the unforgiving forest. A secret spoken only in whispers offers a way out. But…

Review Corner: The Third Corona Book of Horror Stories reviewed by S.J. Budd (@sjbuddj) Available NOW on Aphotic Realm! #goodreads #StrangeAndSinister #ShortStoryCollection #AmReading #BookReview #ReviewCorner

The Third Corona Book of Horror Stories Review by S.J. Budd

I finally got round to reading this one and I’m so glad I did, this is a superb collection of 18 diverse horror tales. I liked every one of these and there were a few that I thought were really outstanding.

What I liked about this collection were that the stories all stood out, each one’s an individual. There’s a huge range of horror…