The first installment of Catching Up With… features THE MONSTER MUSEUM, book #10 in J.L. Bryan’s Ellie Jordan Ghost Trapper series. I could go on and on about how much I love J.L. Bryan’s books and writings, and I highly recommend any of his standalones and series for paranormal and horror lovers. This series features […]
My favorite paranormal writer, J.L. Bryan, has a new paranormal series. Sable is book one in the Night Folk series and this time he’s tackling the world of werewolves. You see right off the bat that Alice, born with the werewolf gene, has a very hard time dealing with her nature–especially after being cultivated […]
Horror is a genre that can be a bit hit or miss for me, and it’s even harder to maintain a successful series book after book and still hold my interest. J.L. Bryan’s ninth book in the Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper series The Tower, mixes things up a bit by heading from Savannah to […]
Picking up one of J.L. Bryan’s Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper books is sure to be packed full of chilling scares, a bit of historical research about a real place that’s purported to be haunted, great one liners, and smart decisions/ways for the characters to get to the bottom of the hauntings. The fifth installment […]
It’s October again and that means that Halloween will soon be here. Since I spent a good part of the summer (and this year for that matter) reading horror, I’ve culled through my books read list on Goodreads to find the best–the scariest books and series that I’ve been recommending to everyone. Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper […]
Happy Friday, and to start your weekend off right, I want to tell you about one of my favorite young adult horror books by my favorite author, J.L. Bryan. Inferno Park And it’s free through Saturday, October 25! Carter was only twelve when he witnessed the disaster that killed more than a hundred people […]
The weather in Chicago has grown cool and Halloween is almost here, so I’m in the mood for spooky tales about ghosts and ghouls and monsters. J.L. Bryan has written about some form of all of these before, but his latest offering focuses on hauntings and he kicks off a new series featuring a kick […]
Nothing says summer to me like amusement parks. My father would gather up my sister and I, and we’d make the trek to Six Flags, either to the one in St. Louis or to Great America in Gurnee. Even with the long drive from our small hometown in the middle of Illinois and walking around in the heat […]
Welcome Friends! Do you have a Coffee or a Tea? Then sit down and chat a little bit about your week with us! Like every week, Heather, Pushy and Danny are sharing what they read and other exciting things happened in their lives! *image from the wonderful Seth MacBeth Heather’s Week The week has been hectic […]
Hey there!! We’re switching things up on Fridays to kick off the weekend with some new, fun, non-review posts. Today, we have another round of: Playing off the theme that a picture’s worth a thousand words, Picture This is a post that deals with the visual behind the books we love. In these posts we’ll […]
Welcome to our latest edition of Super Six Sundays! Enjoy! Super Six Sunday is an original bookish meme hosted at Bewitched Bookworms and inspired by “Top Ten Tuesday” from The Broke and The Bookish . You can see the weekly schedule of themes here. It’s so great to see so many people participating! Check back later and […]
Tommy Nightmare by J.L. BryanPublished: January 1, 2011Links: Amazon (available as Kindle edition)eBook provided by author for fair reviewSynopsis from Goodreads While Fallen Oak recovers from the Jenny pox, someone new is hunting Jenny. Like Jenny, Ashleigh Goodling belonged to a pair of opposites with powers that mirror each other. Now Jenny and Seth must […]
Oh, yes! Oh, yes!!! Dear reader!One of our favorite authors, J.L. Bryan, has stopped by today! As we mentioned back in January,Jeff has been on tour in support of hissuper-awesome, wicked scary book,The Haunted E-Book. You can read our review here(where Pushy comes off as a wimpand Heather is oh-so-coolly impressed). But we know what […]
