Featured Book of the Month

About the Book:

When the black-bound journal of Claude de la Cour fell into Chloe’s possession, the secret passages and hidden signposts of the world became revealed to her. With these discoveries, entities from beyond have marked her for destruction.

While investigating a series of ghastly deaths on the south Louisiana bayou, she is targeted by a terror she cannot fight. The burning circles in the dark intend to obliterate her and everyone around her. Fleeing for her life, Chloe’s days have become a desperate battle for survival.

Against such forces, is any escape or means of defense even possible?

The Review:

Genre: F/Horror

5 Stars

An intense third story in the Black Carmenia series

In Obliteration Circle, the reader is introduced to Chloe, and her world on the Louisiana bayou. With ghosts, terrifying spirits, and a ancient journal of Claude de la Cour's, her world has just intensified. This may be the third book in the series, but each one is stand alone. I recommend reading each story in order. It shows you back drop of what could be haunting the south, and how the occult and spirits are still looming. I am a big fan of Tommy B. Smith and read whatever this author writes. This author has a grand imagination, and talent for showing the story, specializing in the wonderous world of the paranormal turned horror, tales that come from legend and truths. Chloe is one of those strong characters, but even the strong can get scared and do anything to survive. Battling the living is one thing, the dead, the ancient dead, something else. I think this is my favorite of the series, and I love a good horror if it's written correctly. This story is a definite attention grabber, so much I couldn't put it down. This story is absolutely chilling, with death around every corner. Both thrilling and chilling, all the way to the end. If there is going to be a fourth book, I want one of the first copies.