Centered around a young woman who returns to the town she once fled, Down Home by Steve L. Clark is a dark and foreboding tale about family secrets and a wicked creature that is coming for what they are due. Let’s dive in!
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[Book Review] Down Home by Steve L. Clark
[Book Review] Arid by Anne Joyce
Arid by Anne Joyce is a tense dystopian novel set in the US where water is scarce but dehydration isn’t the only thing to fear out in the wastelands. Let’s dive in!
[Book Review] Branching Chaos by Nathan Nish
Branching Chaos by Nathan Nish is a collection of three novellas, each one more twisted than the last! This is a brilliant example of a book that you need to read more than once to really understand how deep the author goes to create this interwoven network of nightmares. Let’s dive in!
[Book Review] Woodland Terrors: The Cellar Door Issue #1
This collection of short stories is the first entry in this new anthology collection, The Cellar Door. This one, titled Woodland Terrors, is certainly not for readers that are afraid of the woods and what lives inside the tree-line. Unless, of course, you want to try to face that fear here! Let’s dive in!
[Book Review] The Crow Witch and Other Conjurings by Catherine Cavendish
The Crow Witch and Other Conjurings by Catherine Cavendish is a chilling collection of stories that, while each story is unique, they each have a wonderful underlying gothic horror vibe that is perfect for fall reading! Content warnings for suicide and cancer. Let’s dive in!
[Audiobook Review] Broken-Down Heroes of the Western Night by Stephen Kozeniewski
Broken-Down Heroes of the Western Night by Stephen Kozeniewski is a tale of reminiscing, friendship, and keeping cool when things don’t go as planned. If you’ve followed my blog for a bit, you have likely seen me review some of Kozeniewski’s work in the past. When this book kicks off, there’s a wonderful note that…