Family Business
A horror full of creeping dread from the mind behind Thirteen Storeys and The Magnus Archives

i just pre-ordered a dedicated and signed copy 🥰 unfortunately my signed and dedicated copy never arrived. i am inconsolable. i blame the english, french and german postal services. one of you lost it - admit it. either way. i listened to the audiobook instead but that unfortunately didn't really wor......more

the one (1) thing that jonny sims is gonna do is write an entire grandiose ending! i liked this book kind of less than thirteen stories (probably 'cause i miss the 'short stories culminating into an overarching plot' structure) but the last few chapters were good! i think the reveal about mr bill (le......more

When Diya Burman's best friend dies, her life falls apart. She loses everything. But then she gets a new job: working at Slough and Sons, cleaning up after the recently deceased. Clearing away the remains of lost lives, Diya begins to see things. Horrible things, that can't be written off as imagina......more

Jonny Sims is one of a very small handful of authors whose work I will read (or often in his case, listen to) immediately, no questions asked, no summary needed. Jonny Sims made it, so I will consume it. This book came to me at very funny time. Funny-coincidental, not funny-haha. Like I said a momen......more

Jonny, you’ve done it again! You’ve written another anthology disguised as a novel! This one even has a main character but we can work around that by making her have visions of the deaths of other people! As a huge fan of The Magnus Archives and Jonny’s brand of horror I was unfortunately let down by......more