The Wehrwolf by Alma Katsu is a dark, terrifying, and heartbreaking fairytale that flows along in the same vein as the Brothers Grimm tales. Let’s dive in!
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[Book Review] The Wehrwolf by Alma Katsu
[Book Review] The Deep by Alma Katsu
The Deep by Alma Katsu is a slow-burning, goosebump-inducing, dread-filled historical horror novel of heartbreak and hauntings on the sea. Content warnings: Classism, confinement, death, infidelity, self harm, suicide attempt, drug use, etc. Let’s dive in!
[Book Review] Noose by Brennan LaFaro
Noose by Brennan LaFaro is a gritty, gore-filled splatter western that is packed with action from the very first page. But something special that Brennan brings to the table with this genre, is that this book also has a lot of heart and emotion, and his main character isn’t afraid to show it.
[Novella Review] Furtherance by Joseph West
Furtherance by Joseph West is a short tale of drama, terror, and gore set in a home too far from any neighbors to hear the screams or gunshots. Let’s dive in!
[Short Story Review] Come and Take My Hand by Brennan LaFaro
Come and Take My Hand by Brennan LaFaro is a quick and brutal quasi-prequel to the novel, Noose. If you want a quick peek into the darkness that Brennan serves up in the full-length tale, you gotta try this out. Let’s dive in to my quick review!
[Book Review] Lessons In Demoralization by Nikki R. Leigh
Lessons In Demoralization by Nikki R. Leigh is a phenomenal collection of little terrors that will send goosebumps down your spine and along your arms, not just while reading, but long afterwards when a story pops back into your mind. I had the opportunity to give this one an early read when it was with…