Z. Rider
Z. Rider grew up in New Hampshire and lives in the mountains of northeast Tennessee, where she spends most of her time in a windowless basement basking in the glow of computer screens, except when she's out on the deck swing reading a book, or running off to catch a concert somewhere. Suckers is...
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Z. Rider grew up in New Hampshire and lives in the mountains of northeast Tennessee, where she spends most of her time in a windowless basement basking in the glow of computer screens, except when she's out on the deck swing reading a book, or running off to catch a concert somewhere. Suckers is her first horror novel. Her second, Man Made Murder, will be released October 13, 2015.
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Musician Dan Ferry gets bitten by a bat-like creature and starts to feels different during the days that follow. He got nasty headaches. And, a buzzing feeling every time he touches another person. But the most worrying part his growing need for human blood... I actually came to enjoy this book to...
The second work from author Z. Rider that I have read, Insylum represents a significant improvement over her first published novel, Suckers. Unlike that novel, Insylum is fast-paced and delivers what it promises - whilst still consisting of well-written prose that brings its main characters to life....
Suckers is not your standard vampire book. While it has some of the trademarks of your traditional vampire novel such as bats and drinking blood, it steps outside of the norm. Bitten by a bat - or at least a bat-like creature with wings - Dan soon finds himself with a headache and auditory hallucina...
Published 17 February 2015 by Dark Ride Publishing Number of pages: 330 My rating: ★ ★ It was OK "WHEN WORN-OUT MUSICIAN DAN FERRY decides to take a shortcut back to the band's hotel, he picks the wrong dark alley to go down. Within days of being attacked by a bat-like creature, he becomes consum...
There’s an old adage deriding the judging of books by their covers. I’ve long thought that adage should be amended to more specifically target book blurbs, and I’m more convinced than ever that I’m right about this after reading Z Rider’s debut novel, Suckers.As you can see from higher up this page,...
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