Month: November 2016

Deeper and Deeper Bled White continues Jeff Grobnagger’s story immediately after the close of “Fade to Black”. Waking up in a strange sort of prison after having been kidnapped by Rison Farber, Jeff tries to come to grips with the events of the past few days. Who is this Riston Farber guy? Why did he … Continue reading A review of “Bled White” by Tim McBain and LT Vargus

  Who is Jeff Grobnagger? And what does the League of Light care so much? Jeff Grobnagger is not what you would call your average every day guy. He’s sort of reserved, closed off and anti-social. He’s also prone to falling out in a seizure like state where while he’s out he finds himself hanging … Continue reading A review of “Fade to Black” by Tim McBain and LT Vargus

A fictional story with a historic backdrop “The Voyage” by Roberta Kagan is a fictional retelling of the passengers of the doomed cruise liner the “MS St. Louis”. Seeking to escape Nazi tyranny roughly 900 Jewish refugees boarded the ship in May of 1939 for a one-way trip to Cuba and relative safety. What they … Continue reading A review of “The Voyage” by Roberta Kagan

  Full Disclosure, I received an advance copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Hoax or Real? Exploring one of the most controversial hotbed topics facing the world today, Lucian has woven a tale of political corruption, lies, cover-up and suspense like nothing I have read in a long … Continue reading A review of “Conspiracy: Global Warming” By Lucian

Not your normal creepy clowns Perfect for Halloween, and piggy backing off the recent real life creepy clown sightings in the US, McBain and Vargus unleash this delectable little morsel on the world. Very reminiscent of an old 80’s slasher flick, “The Clowns” follows two outcast teens as they band together to stop an ever-growing … Continue reading A review of “The Clowns” by Tim McBain & LT Vargus