Hello awesome readers. Today I'm doing another Short Reads Saturdays where I knock out a review for one of the shorter books on my TBR pile. Today's book is a really fun one. A graphic novel about a child genius who causes catastrophes with his mad science wherever he goes. I hope you enjoy my… Continue reading (REVIEW) Dr. Herbert West & Astounding Tales of Medical Malpractice by Bruce Brown #ShortReadsSaturdays

Just in Case: Twenty-one Bite-sized Stories Laura McHale Holland Publication date: August 17th 2019 Genres: Adult, Contemporary Imagine a world where shadows of enchantment instantly render ordinary experiences eerie, terrifying or sublime, and where the unexpected becomes the norm. The twenty-one micro stories in Laura McHale Holland’s Just in Case comprise such a place: a… Continue reading (REVIEW) Blog Tour — Just in Case by Laura McHale Holland @lauramchh. #Giveaway! Tour by @XpressoTours

Hello awesome readers. Today's short read Saturday is a quick little read from an author that is on my November TBR. Soon I'll be reading the novel A Glimmer of Guile by Mary Patterson Thornburg, but today I am reviewing one of my 24-hour read-a-thon reads, Uncle Bud's Health Mine and the Girl Who's Going… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays Mini(REVIEW) Uncle Bud’s Health Mine and the Girl Who’s Going to Fix the World by Mary Patterson Thornburg @MaryPThornburg

Brother's Last Call Author: Dennis Freeman Category: Horror Short Story, Angels & Demons Suitable for: Adults My Rating: 3 Stars Format Read for Review: Kindle copy provided for judgement in the Indie Horror Book Awards. Pages: 48 This story takes us to a bar where an angel and a demon meet up and reminisce about 2… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Brother’s Last Call by Dennis Freeman #ihba @freeman_ac

Hello awesome readers and welcome to another Short Reads Saturday. Those special Saturdays when we knock short books off our TBR list. I am obsessed with time travel so I am excited to share today's book which includes 2 short stories featuring strange anomalies in time… enjoy!

This anthology features a big pile of super quick reads that I would recommend to anyone who likes short stories that are on the darker side. This book spans a huge variety of genres and feels and you will see everything from love to hate, and darkness to the light of hope. Overall I think this was a very creative collection that was quite entertaining, and I would recommend it and I would read more by the author.

Body of Christ Author: Mark Matthews Category: Christian Horror Suitable for: Adults My Rating: 3 Stars Format Read for Review: Kindle copy provided for judgement in the Indie Horror Book Awards Pages: 95 Description: This is the story of 2 disturbed children who live across the street from each other. Each of them witness a parent’s… Continue reading (REVIEW) Body of Christ by Mark Matthews

Hello awesome readers. Today I have a really stellar read for you for our Short Reads Saturday. I read, Hope and Walker by Andrew Cull. This is a ghost story set in Australia with a harrowing ending. I LOVED this read! Because this awesome book has been announced as a finalist in this year's Aurealis… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Hope and Walker by Andrew Cull @andrewcull

Hello awesome readers and Happy Saint Patrick's Day! I loved this holiday as a kid, I would spend recess looking for leprechauns and pots of gold. I wasn't a big fan of all the pinching though! Today I have a special holiday edition of Short Reads Saturdays with a review of illustrated children's book, Happy St.… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturday (REVIEW) Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Hello Kitty by Sanrio

Welcome to another Short Reads Saturday! Thank you for joining me! Today I read a fun little prequel to an upcoming release! Find the review for the prequel below, followed by a release announcement for book 1! Blasted Bloomers Loon Lake Supernaturals Prequel Author: Maaja Wentz Category: Teens/YA, Supernatural, Romance, Short Story Suitable for: Teens+… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Blasted Bloomers by Maaja Wentz @MaajaWentz + Upcoming Release Spotlight!

Hello awesome reader. Thank you for joining me on another short reads Saturday. I'm knocking off another book that's been on my TBR pile for almost a year. I had a lot of fun reading Romance books this February. A lot more fun than I thought I would actually. I'm also still working on The… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Flipside by Jenny Twist @JennyTwist1 #BeatTheBacklist #DeweyDragons

  Happy Saturday awesome readers. Today I'm reading another romance book with a Valentine's theme. This one is a historical romance that brings some Valentine's folklore into the mix. As a huge Karen Marie Moning fan, this book really hit the spot. I would definitely read more by Collette Cameron. Without further ado, here is… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Heart of a Highlander by Collette Cameron @Collette_Author

Thank you, D, for covering this week's Short Reads Saturday. This short story is a great find that is highly rated on Amazon and it's free! Maple Syrup Murder (An Oh Fudge! Cozy Mystery Series - Book 1)   Author: Grace Lemon Category: Cozy Murder Mystery Suitable for: Young Teen thru Adult My Rating: 5… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Maple Syrup Murder by Grace Lemon

Hello awesome readers. Today I am reading a book recommended to me by E. M. Jenkinson of The Ghastly Grimoire. Right away I recognized Dead Over Heels as a book on my TBR. What I didn't know was that I had miss-filed this book and had it sitting in the waiting room with all the full length… Continue reading #ShortReadsSaturdays (REVIEW) Dead Over Heels by @tbraun_author

Hello awesome readers. Today I am delighted to share with you a special guest post about making the switch from writing novels to short stories. This inspirational and educational post is brought to us by one of our giveaway contributors, Eddie Generous. Training the Brain for Shorts Whether it’s Nanowrimo or the dream of seeing… Continue reading Training the Brain for Shorts — Guest Post by Eddie Generous @GenerousEd @UnnervingMag