Tag: horror

  • In the Woods They Wait By: Carrie Lee South

    In the Woods They Wait By: Carrie Lee South

    Super creepy story that will take your breath away. (Preorder links below!) A park ranger in Devil’s Den becomes obsessed with the case of a missing child—a case that mirrors the disappearance of her own brother, whom she lost in the woods many years ago—and the possibility that both were taken by something vicious and…

  • The Library After Dark By: Ande Pliego

    The Library After Dark By: Ande Pliego

    A horror book that you don’t want to read at night… or in a a basement… or in a dark, creepy library … or in a suspected serial killer’s house. A bookseller must escape the infamously haunted library that holds her darkest secrets, but with a murderer in her tour group, escaping alive is not…

  • We Used to Live Here By:Marcus Kliewer

    We Used to Live Here By:Marcus Kliewer

    I don’t dabble in horror often .. but this was creepy and I loved it. From an author “destined to become a titan of the macabre and unsettling” (Erin A. Craig, #1 New York Times bestselling author), a haunting debut—soon to be a Netflix original movie—about two homeowners whose lives are turned upside down when…

  • The Midnight Knock By: John Fram

    The Midnight Knock By: John Fram

    The latest horror book I read. I don’t read a lot of horror, but when I do … I like to make sure it’s weird-horror. A locked-room/Groundhog Day mystery meets white-knuckle horror in this thriller, where strangers must survive a deadly night in a remote Texas motel. The Midnight Knock is Groundhog Day meets horror-locked-room-mystery.…

  • How to Survive a Horror Story By: Mallory Arnold

    How to Survive a Horror Story By: Mallory Arnold

    When renowned author dies several colleagues are mentioned in the will and brought to his mansion. Little do these other authors know it’s not to be handed a bunch of money. This is not your average will reading. I read the story as an ARC. Therefore, I know there needs to be a little bit…

  • Favorite Moments From Monstrillio

    Favorite Moments From Monstrillio

    Monstrillio was written with such passion. The prose was beautifully compiled. Please enjoy some of my favorite moments I highlighted while reading. We didn’t so much exist as much as we haunted He asked me to cry with him, but his sadness was his and I couldn’t steal it. To wither is not the same…

  • Monstrilio By: Gerardo Samana Cordova

    Monstrilio By: Gerardo Samana Cordova

    Grieving mother, Magos, cuts off a piece of her dead son’s lung. Hearing an old legend, she tries something .. unusual … in hopes to quiet her aching heart. An unexpected character comes into Magos and Joseph’s lives and challenges them to face their grief, accept and navigate powerful loyalty. How will they deal with…