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Featuring author Joseph Dean Allen


 It is time to represent you with an awesome horror author, J. D. Allen.

Born after midnight on the evening of Halloween, 1963, Joseph Dean Allen stalked the foggy enclaves of the San Francisco Bay Area, by moonlight, for much of his youth.

Currently, he haunts the rainy Pacific Northwest with his husband, Kyle, and the two gremlins, disguised as house cats, with whom they live.


Check out his books, read them before you sleep if you dare.


Check out his Amazon page:

https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B08M14R1BR?ingress=0&visitId=b76a9ba7-8199-491e-ba5c-13ab385dbce7



My review of "Tombstones"

It was the third book I read by this author. He is a master of horror. In every chapter, I wondered who will die next and how brutal this will be this murder. Making tombstones with a date of death while the person is still alive sounds like a sick joke. But this is a curse of Mava, the old witch who wanted to revenge for her stolen land and the death of her family. Everyone who was in contact with her will taste bitter revenge.
Like in a Jigsaw movie, how much time you have left?

Comments

Unknown said…
Thank you for featuring me and my stories. I am honored by this notice, and I appreciate your great reviews. Readers of horror stories will find a lot of fun and scary adventures in my books. Thank you, Kristina.
22 February 2023 at 05:18
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