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Thanks for this. I’ve read All Hallows Eve by Chris Golden, currently looking for more of his books got my eye on his new one The House of Last Resort👍🏻

This was pretty good

Will check this out

That’s a superb haul. I’m well jealous. Hope you enjoy them. (ps new sub)😎👍🏻

One of my all time favorite books is night of the moon bow!!! Great coming of age story. Bro!!!! You will want to climb in the book and kick someone’s ass!! So good. When a book pisses me off means it’s good. Hope you enjoy it?

It's frankly astounding how Titan got the rights to Conan and have absolutely hit it out of the park in every way. When you think that Marvel just had the rights and really dithered with it. For a publisher that is way smaller in scale it's just awesome. Someone actually knows what they're doing at Titan.

Did you forget Stephen King's, The Stand? Your suggestions are excellent, especially Swan Song, but The Stand is mandatory.

Dude, you can probably find Carnosaur here on UA-cam if you wanna rewatch it!! It's still a fun & ridiculous movie, and one of my personal faves!! The book's pretty decent for a short creature feature read!!

I just found out about this book and at first the premise sounded super interesting, exactly what i would be into, but its sad to see almost everyone sayong that its crap, i am gonna skip it then i guess. Its kinda how i was with midnight circus. Its a story about a misterious magic cirkus that just randomly appears next to towns, is open for a few nights then disappears, but it has the most incredible shows anyone ever gonna see. Plus there are two mages working there who are bound to the circus and are forced into a magic duel/game that takes years by their evil masters. Now this sounds fantastic and thrilling, but i cant imagine how was it even possible to make such a great idea into such a boring book, nothing even happens.

I love Cabal, Hellbound Heart, Books of Blood, however, The Damnation Game was such a tedious chore of a read for me, I had to dnf it, it kinda bored me a lot. Cool Review!😀

Yeah, Dollar Tree has some great finds for a dollar - well, $1.25 - LOL.

Yeah, there are ten total. I got 7 out of ten. I'm going to try to search more Dollar Trees for the other three because I don't want to pay 6 bucks a piece for them on the publisher's website or Amazon. The cover art is amazing and I gotta get the whole set!

Just finished it, my first Short as well, and won't be my last. Summer of Smoke is a comprehensively good, very satisfying read.

My first Ray Garton book as well.

Liking this audiobook so far thoes bugs are savages

Got that book. Ain’t read it Royalties probably not, unless you get shares by contract

I watch Paul’s destiny 2 videos and just found out he writes books, thanks for the review, I’m going to read it

I bought this book many years ago, and it was AWFUL!!!!!! The writing was flat and awkward, and the stories were just uninteresting. I was extremely disappointed. That for your review!

Book was boring 😅

Read The Wizard Slayer by Franklin Roberts. You will like it. Thanks for the review. I will check this out.

I found these books in my school library, they are basically short creepy stories that comes with a glows in dark sticker. The covers are also different and there are other books like "doctor's death" "mirror mirror" "ghostly soldier" etc. edit: forgot to note that there are also no pictures which is fine because the story is interesting

The midnight club season 2 episode 1 the listeners by amesh

The book was great. Just finished it today. I enjoyed the movie as a silly gory flick but by far the book is way better. The drama violence and sex was awesome. 🎉

I thought it much, much better than Dixon's last novel. The siege was overlong and Conan felt like he wasn't bigger than life like Stirling and some past Conan authors did in the 80's & 90's.

This was awesome definitely didn't expect the end great audiobook

Great review 😊

They just dropped 5 more titles in ths series at my DT this week.

Pretty weird that you didn’t re-record the video to get the name of the book right. Still it’s better than not making a video about an obscure brilliant writer

Isnt that second one say cheese or die and that second one just chucky?

to be fair, we already know the overall arc of the story. boy leaves cimmeria and goes on crazy adventures and becomes king. so the one off model can work well. it is interesting how they are trying to fill in gaps, although the howard absolutists probably get sick at the thought of the waters of canon being further muddied. as a fan, i would give it a 3.5 out of 5. i could see bon fans being bored. ultimately, for me the goal is to read a captivating story, so i dont care if the sentances so much sound like howard wrote them as i do that the charachters are portrayed in a way that is fitting. the problem i would have as an author is being fresh while still being conan. thats a tricky rope to walk.

I wished for a remake of Carnosaur because the Story took Place in England with the Dinosaurs that werent in the 1993 movie but in the Book were in the New Remake.

I have one hardcover bonechiller. Might read it someday.

Just finished The Haar. Loved the body horror elements as well as the coastal setting. A fun read!

Pretty good review. Amazing book, awesome series. Correia is my absolute favorite author

Thank for this book review!!!

Hey, Jacob Peyton. English actor Sean Bean plays Sharpe in the TV series, not American actor Sean Penn. "Scriptures", when Hakeswill says it, sort of refers to army regulations. I don't want to sound too critical so that is it on the corrections. Bernard Cornwell, the author of the Sharpe books has other character sets worth reading, including the Saxon series ... TV series The Last Kingdom. Another good historical-fiction series (also set in the Napoleonic Wars period, but at sea) is Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey-Maturin series ... movie Master and Commander. If you review that one remember that Captain Jack Aubrey is played by Russell Crow in the movie, not Kurt Russell, who plays Col. Jack O'Neil in Stargate.

I would like to see stories set in Hyborea, but not neccesarily a Conan book. Spin off books, that maybe follow some of the secondary characters like Valeria.

I almost gave up due to how relentlessly bleak the main characters life was and how omnipotent her tormentors were but I am glad I hung in here as the comeuppance in the end were pleasing to the soul.

There are 38 books in the series first copies worth some money

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I just finished this book, really loved it - gave all the spooky vibes and also broke my heart too.

Yo!!! I see that Horrified Board game in the background. Love that game!

Heard it's like a Bentley Little book, getting it tomorrow. So I'm expecting good things.

Thanks for the review! I am really digging your reviews for these books! I'm actually happy either way (PG-13 vs NC-17). I don't mind if they are tame or out there. I used to always read Christopher Pike books and RL Stine back in the day. I also loved Lois Duncan's books when I was younger. They emphasized and focused more on the psychological rather than the gore because they were targeted toward teens and I think they skewed more toward teen girls perhaps (before it was a known stat that females love hardcore horror just as much as guys). None of these books were all that multi-layered or made for the Ivy League - just good scary fun. Of course, today is different so I am just seeing what's out there - I don't read YA anymore though once in awhile I don't mind it even if I am much older! hehe The 80s and early 90s had some great horror books and had writers who had a string of hits, in addition to one-offs by new writers. I think the real barometer is whether they stand up to (or are interesting enough for) re-reading.

The second two books feel less like a rewite of history and i honestly think this series gets a bit better the farther you read unlike the empires trilogy that gets worse with each book.

Did it just kinda stop for anyone else? Or is that supposed to be the ending?

Yeah... the newer edition of this book from valancourt has an intro that spoils a large chunk of the book. DO NOT READ THE INTRO before you read the book. You will be very disappointed if you do.

I think Hadrian grows more in the next two books

I bought this book solely because of the cover, sounds cool too!

I read this book in Grade 10 English class for a personal reading project and really liked it and hugely surprised by how different it was as well.