Camp Death by Jim Ody Review
YA horror offers teenage readers edge-of-their-seat chills, thrills and scares without tipping over into outright gore. Camp Death, by Jim Ody, is the first instalment in the Eerie Things series…
Professor Gargoyle by Charles Gilman Review
When it comes to the telling of imaginative stories, children’s literature has always flourished. The children’s horror genre, with its ghostly whispers in creaky old houses to the secret corridors…
The Hanging Tree by Michael Phillip Cash Review
The Hanging Tree is a short, 75-page novella that blends ghostly suspense with fate, choice and the ties that bind families across centuries. Michael Phillip Cash ushers readers into Oyster…
Ouija by Zoé-Lee O’Farrell Review
Novels for young adults (YA) covers a multitude of genres featuring complex themes and romantic subplots, but YA horror taps into the raw intensity of adolescence – the first rush…
Monsterland Reanimated by Michael Okon Review
YA horror offers a safe and exciting adrenaline rush – teenage readers can face spine-tingling scares from the comfort of their bedroom. There’s something irresistible about racing through dark corridors,…