Dead Meat: Day 1 is not my first Nick Clausen storyt. Just like it says, Dead Meat is only the first day in the series, and I am super excited to see where Nick Clausen takes us. Amazon / Goodreads MY REVIEW It’s hot as Hades, as the kids find themselves in the suffocating basement, dodging a...
I received an ARC copy of the story from the author which I freely chose to review. I have recently read a novella from the same author that I enjoyed, and when he contacted me and offered me a copy of the first part of his new zombie series (new in English, although already published and successful...
Dead Meat: Day 1 (Dead Meat #1) Kindle Edition, 1st, 140 pages Expected publication: October 8th 2019 Goodreads summary: The end of the world one day at a time. In this new apocalyptic zombie series from the author of They Come at Night and Human Flesh, we follow events day by day as the world...
I write this review as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team, and I freely chose to review an ARC copy of this novel. I am a fan of horror, had read great reviews of one of Clausen’s collections of short stories, and I liked the sound of this one (and the cover is pretty impressive as well). This is ...
(The Black Symbols)Jennie and her younger brother Magnus are sent on vacation to their grandmother in Jutland. Unfortunately it turns out that she really doesn't want their company. She's allergic to Jennie's cat, refuses to enter their room -- which just happened to be the room their grandfather di...
12-year-old Peter has just moved from the city to the village Ulm together with his mother and older brother. The older brother has a hard time getting used to their new life, and misses their father dreadfully, but Peter quickly settles down and makes friends with his class-mate Amalie.But there's ...
In their quest to find if ghosts really do exist, Adam and Troels spend the weekend in an old cottage which allegedly is haunted by two dead brothers. But not everything is as it seems.I don't usually read ghosts stories, as the good ones are often very far and few between, and most of them just see...
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