bookshelves: horror, psychological, favorites Recommended for: every horror fan/lover should read this. Rating: 5/5 stars DISCLOSURE: The author and I have been Goodreads friends for several years. I received a copy in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own. An entitled teenage daughter. An enabling mother. An unyielding father. What could possibly go wrong? As this […]
bookshelves: ya, fantasy, challenging-literature,buddy-read, bibliophiles-group, favorites, mythology-folflore Rating: 5/5 stars I might not have ever read Children of Blood and Bone, if not for th. Bibliophiles group. That was a several months ago, and though it took longer than expected to finish, the story itself haunts my mind, taking up residence. I’d be hard pressed to find a bigger compliment […]
bookshelves: mystery, thriller, psychological, nook,defies-categorization Rating: 3/5 stars DISCLOSURE: I received a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own. “I know her very well indeed, but we are not the same person in different bodies…some people think… Suppose that identical twins are no more than one person split into two […]
bookshelves: horror, comedic, urban-fantasy,favorites Recommended for: those looking for a new take on the genre Rating: 4/5 stars DISCLOSURE: I was given a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own. In CT Phipps’ Straight Outta Fangton (book one in the series of the same name,) a potentially catastrophic threat loomed against […]
bookshelves: science-fiction, space-opera, dystopian,favorites, kindle, short-stories Recommended for: space adventurers everywhere. 3/5 stars DISCLOSURE: I received a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review. The opinions are my own. Sarah K.L. Wilson’s Matsumoto Trilogy revolves around Vera, a sixteen year old whose entire world and existence teeters on the cusp of madness after she violated the […]
bookshelves: horror, favorites, noir-hardboiled, paranormal Recommended for: Holly Torres 5/5 stars DISCLOSURE: I received a copy from the author, in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own. Beneath the surface was a subtle and malignant threat that was haunting and potentially catastrophic. Going into Matthew Brockmeyer’s Kind Nepenthe, I only had a vague sense of expectation. […]
bookshelves: classics, horror, psychological, challenging-literature,buddy-read, mystery Recommended to Dustin by: Adam Light & Edward Lorn Rating: 3/5 stars ”What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done? I won’t tell you that, but I’ll tell you the worst thing that ever happened to me…the most dreadful thing…” With a teaser of that caliber, I instinctively knew this would be good. How good, […]
