“One is none, and two is one” Grady Hendrix has a knack for writing really weird books. I mean did you read The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Vampire Slaying?? If you didn’t see my review HERE. If you did, than you know that while his books are classified as horror stories, they’re generally way…
Tag: Horror
House of Hollow
House of Hollow is one of those books that once it sinks it’s teeth in you, you cannot stop reading. Which is exactly how I came to binge this book in an afternoon when I should have been doing far more productive things. This is also one of those books that makes me question the…
The Lost Village
I’m not huge into scary movies, so I’ve never seen The Blair Witch project. But when it comes to scary stories, I do love horror books with copious amounts of suspense! Alice is determined to make it in the film world. In an attempt to make her name in the documentary world, she’s gone in…
The Hollow Places
Thoughts Inspired by H. P. Lovecraft’s writing, T. KingFisher creates a very intriguing world, that not only scares you a bit but also messes with your mind. After Kara’s divorce, she moves into her uncles museum, The Wonder Museum. It’s not your average museum though. The Wonder Museum has a huge collection of weird things….
The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires
Book clubs, vampires, and the 90’s?
The Faceless Old Women Who Secretly Lives in Your House
One of two new horror books out today that I have recently loved.
The Return
Out March 24th, The Return is one book you won’t want to miss, especially if you were a fan of Mona Awad’s Bunny,
The Tenth Girl
Simmering in Patagonian myth, The Tenth Girl is a gothic psychological thriller with a haunting twist. Does that twist make or break the story, now that is the question!
Bunny | Review
It took my a few weeks to decide what I wanted to say in my review for Bunny. I’m actually still not entirely sure what I read so here goes nothing.
The Hiding Place | Review
I fell in love with C.J. Tudor’s writing style in 2018 and her newest book did not disappoint. The Hiding Place, published in February is an fast pace and easy read that will only slightly scare you.