Salome is a Gothic mystery novel about a young nun who trains to become a vampire slayer in 1880s Liverpool, so where does it fit in the wider Muldoon supernatural thriller series?

I’ve recently gotten a slew of reports of emails purporting to be from editors at Big 5 and other large publishers, in which the supposed editor expresses interest in the writer’s work and asks whethe...

The Disasters by M.K. England (m/m) The Celestial Seas by T.A. Chan (f/f) If All the Stars Go Dark by S.G. Prince (m/m GN) The Kindred by Alechia Dow (m/f) The Darkness Outside Us by Eliot Schrefer (m/m duology) Bonus: Coming in 2027, keep an eye out for We Were Supposed to Find This by Emily Snyder (f/f)

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Writing prompts for a lake of skeletons

Writing prompts for a lake of skeletons

The U.S. Civil War's Strangest Ghost

The U.S. Civil War's Strangest Ghost

The U.S. Civil War's Strangest Ghost

This week on Recent Reads, I’m in historical mode with plenty of mystery and adventure from 1-click authors Charlie Cochrane and A.J. Demas. It’s a joy to have another novella in the wonderful long…

ALT: 80s Dancers in Vibrant Neon Clothing

Christmas Below Stairs by Ellie Thomas

This week on the blog, I’m looking at the historical context of my Lucky John Box Set, set during the early years of the Restoration of King Charles II, through the life of Anne Wilmot, Countess of…

This week on the blog, I have two wonderful contemporary enemies to lovers stories with a contrasting feel from Felice Stevens and K.L. Noone. In Hide and Seek, the second entry in her terrific sma…

Illustration from ” History of Darius the Great” (1850), showing gold-digging ants chasing people and horses

This week on the reading blog, I have two witty and wonderful novellas from established story worlds by Isobel Murray and Elle Keaton. A new release from Isabel Murray is always a cause for celebra…

This week on the blog, I have two wonderful romantic suspense stories from Elle Keaton and Peter E. Fenton that are both part of excellent series. Always better to have the maximum amount of romanc…