After reading What Moves the Dead I didn’t expect to get more of Easton but I’m so happy we did! Since there’s no rest for the wicked, Easton and Angus got a lot more than they bargained for when they arrived back home in Gallacia. I was as thrilled as Angus that Miss Potter was… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: WHAT FEASTS AT NIGHT BY T. KINGFISHER
I was stoked to receive an Arc of this book after reading and loving Markert’s previous book, The Nightmare Man! I had pretty high expectations after that one and Mister Lullaby didn’t disappoint. I actually went into this one blind, only knowing the author and what I had previously read, and while in a similar… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: MISTER LULLABY BY J.H. MARKERT
This was an interesting read. While I felt like it was a rather slow start, there was loads of creeping dread and a general oppressive atmosphere. That atmosphere and the initial meeeting of the morose main characters made it a bit difficult for me to connect to them and the story initially but I actually… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: NESTLINGS BY NAT CASSIDY
I’m not gonna lie, I went into this one totally blind. I saw that the author was T. Kingfisher and that’s literally all I needed to know. I honestly assumed this was a horror novel but that’s my own doing going in completely blind. What it ended up being was a really fun twist on… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THORNHEDGE BY T. KINGFISHER
I feel like Catriona Ward books should come with a disclaimer at the beginning of the novel…something along the lines of the choice/warning Morpheus gives Neo before he commits to embarking on a trip to crazytown, ya know something like “This your last chance. After this there is no turning back. You close the book,… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: LOOKING GLASS SOUND BY CATRIONA WARD
This book was a ton of fun! Cultish-witchy-ghostly good fun. I am a sucker for cult dissecting. I thoroughly enjoyed falling down the creeptastic rabbit-hole of Ewers twisted psyche along with Montserrat. Besides the stellar supernatural elements, I quite enjoyed how well written Montserrat and Tristan were. They felt very vivid and real to me,… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: SILVER NITRATE BY SILVIA MORENO- GARCIA
Honestly, this ended up being kind of a chore to get through for me. There were ups and downs but the last bit especially dragged for me. I’m not really sure why this is being marketed as Horror, while you can feel then tension/anxiety in these stories it still felt much closer to Sci-fi with… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE BEAST YOU ARE BY PAUL TREMBLAY
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