Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia is one of the best books I've ever read. Seriously, this inter-text woven with gothic lore, fantasy hijinks, a dash of romance, and riveting plot twists make for an excellent book. I haven't binged a book this hard in a while! I was skeptical at first about this book because… Continue reading Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia – Book Review
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Fazbear Frights #1: Into the Pit by Scott Cawthon Book Review
Welcome to a world of middle-grade horror inspired by everyone's favourite animatronic pizza parlour. Five Nights at Freddy's is a staple in indie horror (and now mainstream horror as well), that of course they decided to open up their lore-filled world into the land of literature. We saw the introduction of FNAF into our YA… Continue reading Fazbear Frights #1: Into the Pit by Scott Cawthon Book Review
#BookReview The Cemetery Boys by Z Brewer
Z Brewer has always been one of my faves. Back in my high school days I binged Vladimir Todd over and over. I distinctly remember going to Borders (RIP Borders) and requesting a great YA read that would keep me hooked. They presented me with Vladimir Todd and instantly I was in love. Z Brewer's… Continue reading #BookReview The Cemetery Boys by Z Brewer
#BookReview His Name Was Zach by Peter Martuneac
His Name Was Zach by Peter Martuneac is a thrilling and horrific zombie novel. In the last year or so I've been reading more zombie books. It's kind of amusing because I'm not the biggest zombie apocalypse fan, yet I just kept picking them up. People lent me zombie books, I accidentally stumbled upon them… Continue reading #BookReview His Name Was Zach by Peter Martuneac
#BookReview Bunnicula by James & Deborah Howe
Happy Spooky Month! This is my favourite time of year, so it's time to share some of my fave spooky reads! This particular book is a personal fave from my youth. Enjoy! Back in the day, Bunnicula was THE book to read in elementary school. The class clambered to the front of the classroom… Continue reading #BookReview Bunnicula by James & Deborah Howe
#BookReview Blood Rain by Rajeev Singh
Blood Rain by Rajeev Singh is another dip into erotic horror that will steal the spotlight. Erotic horror is one of those criss-cross genres. It's creepy yet sexual (as the name implies) but hits in such a strange way. I don't know whether to be scared, horrified or shocked. A group of five get isolated… Continue reading #BookReview Blood Rain by Rajeev Singh
#BookReview The Stickman’s Legacy by Benjamin Appleby-Dean
The Stickman's Legacy is a fantastical, horror novel that will keep you hooked. This book feels like something my friends and I would come up with when ad lib-ing stories together. It's fantastical, it has some horror elements, and is packed full of mystery! It jumps right into the action (which makes me, a… Continue reading #BookReview The Stickman’s Legacy by Benjamin Appleby-Dean
#BookReview Celebrity Chef Zombie Apocalypse by Jack Strange
Jack Strange is, yet again, the master of the comedic horror genre. "Having a dead chef as a front man would be a television first..." - a quote that perfectly summarizes this entire book in a nutshell. I'm always impressed by Jack Strange - he is a unique writer that is easily able to attract… Continue reading #BookReview Celebrity Chef Zombie Apocalypse by Jack Strange
#BookReview The Erotic Muse by Rajeev Singh
Erotic horror is not a type of book I see often, but man did Rajeev create one interesting story within that genre! I wasn't really sure what to expect from this book. The synopsis sounded awesome, and a mix of erotica and horror (two genres I like to read) could have gone very sour… Continue reading #BookReview The Erotic Muse by Rajeev Singh
Book Review: Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange
Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange I'm not quite sure what I think about this story. It is definitely a unique read - I can't say I've read anything like it before. For me, I found the introduction to be...well, interesting. It didn't hook me onto every word, but at the same… Continue reading Book Review: Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange