Neon Shocks by Nic Parker

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT and @NicParkerAuthor for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Neon Shocks is a horror genre, and the front cover is fantastic and gruesome cover. There is 10 short stories and they are about monsters, supernatural and mutilation. Neon Shocks are great read and each story is different and terrifying which I enjoyed. There is a great amount of horror and gruesomeness running through the book. Neon Shock is not for the squeamish. The stories are well written and spooky. The Party and Lavander Fields where my favourite, This book is perfect for the dark nights and it was nice to read something different. Great read 5 stars. Nic’s Bio Nic Parker was born in 1971 and lives in a rural part of Germany with her husband and seven cats. She fell in love with England on a school trip and has been travelling to the UK frequently ever since. She worked in various jobs, can tell a good garment from crap, can help you find the perfect bra, knows which hotels not to book and knows the tricks of the insurance industry but her favourite job is as a bookkeeper. Her love for horror stories and anything dark and decaying developed early in her childhood with comics and the old classic movies. The 80s were the most formative years for her when she hunted every gory video nasty she could find and started reading Clive Barker. Her taste for music is still mostly stuck in this decade, as is her undying love for neon and pastel colours. She was already writing stories as a teenager but was disheartened by people telling her that as an outsider you don’t have any chances of being published. She learned not to trust the nay-sayers and to rather follow her dreams. Writing is pure escapism for her and she’s happiest when she can conjure up new worlds and nasty characters. Her hobbies include reading, movies, art, gardening, cooking and travelling to meet with friends. Nic’s Links Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theevilerertwin/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/OfficialNicParker Twitter : https://twitter.com/NicParkerAuthor Book Links Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/200300517-neon-shocks Buy Links - https://mybook.to/neonshocks-zbt Book Blurb Ghosts, ghouls, gore and gruesomeness: get ready for ten short tales of terror reminiscent of the 80s in Neon Shocks. Turn down the lights, make yourself comfortable... and expect the unexpected!

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