A Night Worms Book Review: Where Stars Won’t Shine

It's always a big decision to choose the first book of the year to read. I decided on Where Stars Won't Shine by Patrick Lacey as it seemed interesting and was also going to be a 'group read' for the month, too. It's always nice to know when you make the right decision! And every …

A Night Worms Book Review: Kill Hill Carnage

Kill Hill Carnage was a wild, fun, gory ride of a horror book! I absolutely enjoyed myself the entire time - there was so much fun dialogue, tributes to good 80s campy horror, and the story was just all-in-all one that I thoroughly enjoyed. This story had some fun friendships and relationships - some come …

A Night Worms Book Review: Foe

Foe is the first book by Iain Reid that I have come across.  I was not part of an awesome crowd before where I would have known of books like this or like I'm Thinking Of Ending Things.  With that being said, I also really had no insight into who Reid is or what his …

A Night Worms Book Review: Bad Man

Bad Man, by Dathan Auerbach, follows the story of Ben who loses his brother, Eric, at a grocery store one afternoon.  Flash forward to five years in the future and Ben has not given up hope in finding his brother and starts working at that same grocery store!  Ben can sense something is wrong with …

A Night Worms Book Review: Halcyon

“They used to burn girls like you at the stake.” Halcyon is the first book I have read by Rio Youers and it definitely did not let me down. I chose to not research this book before going into it because I have just started really enjoying going into books blind! I am sure this …

A Night Worms Book Review: Awakened

Awakened, written by James S. Murray and Darren Wearmouth, is a story that involves a big fear of mine: underground subways. It may be the claustrophobia talking, but there is something I just can’t handle when it comes to dark tunnels full of nothingness, bugs, and more that could just come collapsing down at any …

A Night Worms Book Review: Kill River

First off I want to give a HUGE thanks to author Cameron Roubique for sending me and my fellow Night Worms in exchange for an honest review. To be completely upfront and fair, my initial interest in this book came from the cover art. There’s just something about skulls with eyeballs that get me. And …

A Night Worms Book Review: Breaking The World

I really want to read more about cults.  I need to read more about cults, actually.  This book is (I think) the first cult-related book I have really ever read.  Most of my cult-learnin' is from movies, shows, documentaries, and podcasts.  So Breaking The World by Jerry Gordon was extremely cool for me to read.  …

A Night Worms Book Review: Terror Is Our Business

Terror Is Our Business is a neat book written by Joe and Kasey Lansdale, a great father-daughter team up! It is a collection of supernormal (their term for "supernatural" which is also explained!) sleuth mystery stories.  Dana and Jana are the primary characters and they investigate and battle some cool and creepy stuff! First of …

A Night Worms Book Review: Glimpse

Glimpse, by Jonathan Mayberry, is a supernatural thriller sober addict who sees things when she puts on glasses borrowed from someone on a commuter train and keeps getting chunks of time taken from her.  It's like she blacking out but she hasn't been using drugs or alcohol.  Weird things start happening to her friends, too.  …