Book Review – Make Pretend by Armand Rosamilia

Issue #181* Blog #11 – 2021 * Read Time: 3 minutes * Section: Book Reviews – Indie Authors

Short Stories – Single Authors Short Stories – Occult Horror – Occult Fiction

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

ThunderHorse Publishing Awards Make Pretend by Armand Rosamilia 4.40 Stars out of 5


Make Pretend is available in two formats on Amazon, eBook, file size 3,485 KB and was published by, Rymfire Books on November 21, 2020. Paperback, 304 pages and measures 5” x 8” inches. The paperback version of Make Pretend was Independently Published on November 15, 2020.

Of course if you have a Prime membership or Kindle Unlimited the prices listed below may vary.

  • eBook, Free – $3.99
  • Paperback – $14.95

Make Pretend was reviewed by the following associates of Joseph E Clay Dot Com the parent company of ThunderHorse Publishing and Spotlighting the Indie Author. The Star Ratings are added then averaged. That average is the number of Stars Awarded.

  • Joseph Clay – 4.75 Stars out of 5
  • Christy Warren – 4.00 Stars out of 5
  • Nina Turnipseed – 4.50 Stars out of 5

The podcast, Spotlighting the Indie Author features an in-depth review of Make Pretend by Armand Rosamilia.


The Blurb Of Make Pretend

Make Pretend is the first book in a series collecting all of Armand Rosamilia’s short fiction. Twenty-one tales ranging from horror to crime thriller to science fiction, contemporary fiction to fantasy and more. From stories a few days ago to one forty years old.

Some stories you might’ve read in previous collections or anthologies. Maybe on the author’s Patreon. Many more never before read. Written for this and the future collections.

Make pretend these stories aren’t real, aren’t fact, and aren’t exposing the best and worst of humanity…

With a foreword by esteemed author Tim Meyer


…Make Pretend by Armand Rosamilia is a must own short story collection for any fan of horror, suspense,and the weird. I love this type of subject and am quick to frown upon someone who doesn’t do these genres justice. This will not be one of those times…A good short story collection is like fine bourbon, which needs to be sipped and enjoyed overtime. The short stories contained within Make Pretend are like a shot of George T Stagg…

Joseph Clay – Host of Spotlighting the Indie Author

…My two favorite stories were, Louisville Slugger and Manhattan is a Bleepity bleep Island. One of these stories has convinced me to never throw away individual ketchup packets that I get when food is deliver to the house or from takeout…I award Make Pretend by Armand Rosamilia 4.5 Stars out of 5

Nina Turnipseed – Host of Spotlighting the Indie Author

About Armand Rosamilia

Armand Rosamilia

Armand Rosamilia is a New Jersey boy currently living in sunny Florida, where he writes when he’s not sleeping. He’s happily married to a woman who helps his career and is supportive, which is all he ever wanted in life…

He’s written over 150 stories that are currently available, including horror, zombies, contemporary fiction, thrillers and more. His goal is to write a good story and not worry about genre labels.

He not only runs two successful podcasts, Arm Cast Podcast – interviewing fellow authors as well as filmmakers, musicians, etc and The Mando Method Podcast with co-host Chuck Buda – talking about writing and publishing, Armand owns the network they’re on, too! Project Entertainment Network.

For Armand Rosamilia’s latest releases, plus interviews and guest post with authors he likes. Check out his website listed below.

Want to talk about Zombies, Baseball and Metal: Contact him via email. You can find the address below along with Armand’s social media accounts. Remember Armand is so cool he loves to talk in third person.

You can connect with Armand Rosamilia using the links below.


Thank you for stopping by and keep on reading!

Hugs and Kisses

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