Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. My last post for Women In Horror Month includes three amazing authors, Tanisha Stewart, L. Marie Wood and Izzy Von. The Deadbeat by Tanisha Stewart What a wild ride! Very enjoyable read with great characters and a fast paced plot. Emotionally charged, you can feel Belle and Jessie's grief over the loss of their mother and their anger at their father. A case of revenge gone wrong, toxic fami

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

March is Women in Horror month, and we will be recognizing all females from all walks of life within the horror industry. This month's efforts were combined with the talents of Eliza Broadbent who contacted everyone on our list, created graphics and went above and beyond to make sure this project went as smoothly as possible. These posts will be shared all across our combined social media all month long so be sure to check them out and add these phenomenal talents to your Mus

The Tryst The Red Thread Saga Book One By L. Marie Wood The Tryst is not your typical love story, in fact, it is not typical in any way. It’s a love story that transcends all others. It’s what happens when the universe lines up, when fates collide, when three souls meet and merge and become one. It’s yearning made tangible, longing fulfilled, inhibitions turned to dust, and the knowledge that you have finally found what you’ve been missing your entire life. The Tryst is a lov

L. Marie Wood is the recipient of the Golden Stake Award for Literature and the International Impact Book Award. She is also a MICO Award-winning screenwriter, a two-time Bookfest Award winner, a four-time Bram Stoker Award® Nominee, a Bram Stoker Award® winner, an Ignyte Award finalist, a Rhysling nominated poet, and an accomplished essayist. Wood is the President of the Horror Writers Association, the founder of the Speculative Fiction Academy, an English and Creative Writi

Uncomfortably Dark honors Black Authors during Black History Month.