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Selasa, 21 Oktober 2014

Match: A supernatural Thriller By William Massa Book Review

By William Massa
Blurb
Online dating. A great way to connect in a wired, increasingly busy world, but do you really know who hides behind the smiling pictures? The flirtatious text messages? What if the person on the other end of the dating profile isn’t quite what they appear to be… WHAT IF THEY AREN'T EVEN ALIVE?

Mark found her photo on a popular dating app that was all the rage. Her name was Akasha, and she was beautiful. Seductive. Irresistible. She wrote that she was looking for friendship. Love. A real connection.

But Akasha is concealing a horrible secret. Now Mark must solve a terrifying mystery if he is to save those he loves the most and survive a dangerous obsession.

I was excited when I received William's latest book Match as Ive loved every book he's written (see my previous reviews below) ...most authors stick with the same genre but not Mr Massa he tinkers with different ones just to keep us alert so you never quite know what exciting read is round the corner for us.

Match is something quite different but another brilliant supernatural thriller which I read in one sitting. I don't want to give too much away but I can say its fast paced and keeps you turning those digital pages till the end.
Mark's brother Josh is mysteriously killed in a house fire and his last word to his brother Mark before he died was "Akasha"; but the fire department were happy it was a typical lads pot and drinking accident.

Mark finds and contacts Akasha to findout more about his brothers death; but of course its not going to end well and he opens a Pandora's box of problems from the outset. Fearing for his and his girlfriend Lynn's life; sends him on a detective hunt to find out whats behind her stunning Facebook and dating app profile.

Mr Massa has created a chilling skillfully woven story of the dangers of dating in making bunny boilers look tame; stalkers human or otherwise are scary enough as just meaningless meetings can be totally construed wrongly resulting in terrifying consequences as Mark finds out.

But what creates a stalker is not always what it seems...who is Akasha; I loved this fast paced storyline finishing this book in one sitting. An engaging read with believable characters you want to root for and realistic descriptive writing where you can almost feel the heat of the flames on your face.
Its another fab read from the library of William Massa and a brilliant novella for a weekend away to immerse yourself in supernatural horror.


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Author Bio

 William Massa is a screenwriter (Return to House on Haunted Hill) and script consultant. He has lived in New York, Florida, Europe and now calls Los Angeles his home.William writes action/adventure with a horror, dark fantasy or science fiction flavor.

Visit http://www.williammassa.com/ for news, updates and announcements.





 
All my thanks goes to William for forwarding me a copy of this book for this review. 
All my views and opinions are my own.
Please read more of my book reviews from William Massa.





Jumat, 05 September 2014

Occult Assassin; Ice God by William Massa Book Review


Blurb
After a decade spent fighting the enemy abroad and keeping his country safe, Delta Force Operator Mark Talon is ready to settle down with the love of his life. But Talon’s world crumbles when his fiancĂ©e becomes the victim of a murderous cult.
In the wake of his terrible loss, Talon dedicates himself to a new mission – hunting down evil occultists across the globe and stopping them before they can unleash the forces of darkness upon an unsuspecting world.

In this 16k novella, Talon heads to Norway to face Rezok, a Black Metal musician who plans on using an ancient Norse ritual to trigger a frozen cataclysm.

I was excited to find another William Massa book in my inbox to review for you all today. I'm a huge fan of his books as you never quite know what his stories will be about. 
Mr Massa has managed to cover so many genres of horror and action within his books so far; from Dracula, to Celtic folklore, futuristic robots and my favorite so far a science fiction horror Crossing the Darkness so I just couldn't wait to start reading this book.

Occult Assassin is number 5 in the Massa library and another fast paced novella you can easily read in one sitting as believe me you wont be able to put it down.
Norwegian folklore creepy rockband versus James Bond really set the scene for this thrilling read.  
I loved the main character Mark Talon the ultimate tough guy coping with the loss of the love of his life (which I would have liked to have known more about). Massa's descriptive writing draws you right alongside Talon on his latest mission to hunt down freaky Rezok and his band of followers. You can almost feel the freezing cold on your face as Talon fights to save the girl and the world from Rezok's plan to unleash something unearthly on the world. 
I want to tell you more but I cant or Ill be giving too much away, you need to read it yourself.
Massa's endless imagination leads to some unique ideas and vivid action scenes within the pages that would make an amazing film to all you scriptwriters out there. Another heart-pounding stimulating read and I hope there will be a book 2 with more adventures of Mark Talon.

You can buy your copy from Amazon Uk
Amazon US
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Author Bio

 William Massa is a screenwriter (Return to House on Haunted Hill) and script consultant. He has lived in New York, Florida, Europe and now calls Los Angeles his home.William writes action/adventure with a horror, dark fantasy or science fiction flavor.

Visit http://www.williammassa.com/ for news, updates and announcements.







 All my thanks goes to William for forwarding me a copy of this book for this review. 
All my views and opinions are my own.


Please read more of my book reviews from William Massa.







COMING SOON 
September 2014
from William Massa