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My Darling Dreadful Thing by Johanna Van Veen – Book Review
Roos Beckman has had a spirit companion since childhood. Ruth has meant she was never alone, not even in her darkest moments and with Roos mother there are many dark moments. Roos Mother forces her to perform as a medium in back room séances, and in 1950’s Netherlands there are plenty of clients. Ruth is the spirit of a centuries old body in the bog that latched on to Roos keeping her company as her mother uses her to scam the neighbours. When the wealthy Agnes Knoop attends one of the séances trying to speak to her husband, Roos and Ruth finally find a way out of their current life…
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Bunny By Mona Awad – Book Review
Samantha is an outsider in the fiction department at Warren University, it’s overrun by Bunnies. The Bunnies are rich and feminine, they are childlike they fawn over each other at every moment and for every major and minor accomplishment. Samantha is not a Bunny, she’s a loner her Moms dead, her dads gone and her only real friend is Ava. When out of the blue the Bunnies (nicknamed by Samantha Duchess, Cupcake, Vignette and Creepy Doll) invite Samantha to their Smut Salon she has to go just once, and from there Samantha begins to fall into the Bunnies lifestyle. The Workshops make the Smut Salons look tame, its experimental, its…
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Goodreads 78 Most Popular Horror Novels of the Past Five Years
I love a list to do, to buy you, name it me, and lists we go together. So when I see a list of the 78 most popular Horror Novels from the Past Five years you bet I have to go and have a look. Now, I meant to write this back in October when Goodreads originally published the article (which you can check out here), but life happened, I got distracted by other things, mostly reading a bunch of great books and going to work, did you know they expect me every day? I forgot about the list. Not only do I love Books, but I also just love paper,…
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