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Book Review: The House That Eats the Dead
Publication Date: August 18, 2026 This was a very unique haunted house story. Claire and Tom get an amazing deal on the perfect house, but at what cost to them and their son and daughter? There were so many layers! It was such a dark and disturbing concept because of all the ethical questions it presents like: “if you could remove the pain of grief to save someone that experience at the cost of…
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Book Review: Untamed Coast
Publication Date: September 1, 2026 One of the most interesting things about this book is that it is based on a real “Radioville” in Alaska. And the real “Joe Baxter” had an intriguing story of his own. But I absolutely understand creating Joe Baxter for this novel as all the main characters and their storylines are essential for the plot. From Joe Baxter in 1938 to Anya Baron in 1982 to Marconi…
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Book Review: She Haunts Me Still
Publication Date: August 11, 2026 Where do I begin? First, what a novel (haha) premise. To be fair, this is the second book I’ve read this year that uses the New England vampire panic as the root of the story. And both books are completely different! Tillinghast focused on an actual vampire; She Haunts Me Still on something much darker and much eviler. But there is a Tillinghast dorm at the Rhode…
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Book Review: An Immaculate Deception
Publication Date: September 1, 2026 When I received this description—a Latin American Gothic horror novel that follows a young pregnant woman who finds herself unable to escape her lover’s isolated family home. Perfect for fans of Isabel Cañas and Silvia Moreno-Garcia, this is a twisty tale of black magic and creeping suspense from an exciting new voice—I just had to read it. I love Cañas and…
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Book Review: The Calamities
Publication Date: August 18, 2026 What a fiendishly good read! This is the first book in a series? Trilogy? Not sure although I know this is Book One of The Fiends and the next book is called Chaos Reigns and I am really looking forward to reading it, as well. And I’ve got my fingers crossed that I’ll see more of Mourning and Key. Maybe even Quinn and Silas? We’ll see . . . This book was both…
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Book Review: The Whitechapel Full Moon Society
Publication Date: August 25, 2026 What a creative take on the Jack the Ripper slayings! I won’t give anything away, but I really liked the main character, Caroline Foster, whose illness has forced her to remain on the little pills provided by her doctor for her entire life. The pills calm her anxiety and it’s when they begin to run out that Caroline is forced to decide whether or not to try…
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Book Review: A Trade of Blood
Publication Date: August 4, 2026 I am having hard time deciding what part of the Ana and Din mysteries I like more: Ana and Din? The world building? The mysteries themselves? There’s just so much going on in this series and every new book that comes out, there is so much more to discover. From new parts of the Empire to new facets of the characters (and even the new characters). I don’t like to…
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Book Review: Muñeca
Publication Date: June 2, 2026 This was a fast-paced, quick read and I completely enjoyed it. So inventive! I love the combination of magic and music. And the love story made the book so much more compelling. There were so many layers to the story from the deep scars left by colonialism (in this case, Spanish colonialism in California) to only be replaced by English colonialism to the prejudice…
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Book Review: Tillinghast
Publication Date: June 23, 2026 I enjoy a different take on vampires and this book didn’t disappoint. But, if you’re looking for a fast-paced thriller, you’ll be disappointed. This is a slow build that does get exciting at the end but that’s not what it’s really about. This book deals with relationships and life and the dilemma of being something you’re not happy with. I enjoyed getting to know…
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Book Review: The Library After Dark
Publication Date: May 5, 2026 First: Wow! This was sooo good. So many twists! And not only did it start out in a bookstore, but most of it took place in a library. And not just any library, but the coolest library that has ever existed. I would love to take a tour of the Daedalus. I would love to see this book turned into a limited series. The set designers would have so much fun with it as would…
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Book Review: I Am the Monster Under the Bed
Publication Date: September 15, 2026 This is the debut novel from Emily Zinnikas and if this book is any indication, I am really looking forward to reading more horror written by her in the future. The title alone was enough to give my husband the creeps. To be fair, my first 10 years were spent sharing a bunkbed and trundle with my sister and brother and being the oldest, I usually had the top…
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Book Review: Carry Me To My Grave
Publication Date: July 21, 2026 Mixed feelings about this book—on the one hand, I really, really liked it. On the other, as someone else noted, there are some really slow, repetitive spots I had to push through. What was really cool? The vampiric monsters, for one. I’ve never encountered anything like them and they were horrifying. They were not your typical vampire that neatly bites the neck of…
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Book Review: The Maidenheads
Publication Date: May 26, 2026 This is yet another book that I would probably not have picked up on my own. But I am so glad I agreed to read it because I truly enjoyed it. This is a coming-of-age tale on a different timeline because while many people have their lives mostly figured out by the time they graduate from high school/college, it takes Jamie the next decade to finally realize who she…
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Book Review: Where the Water Meets the Sky
Publication Date: May 5, 2026 One of the reasons I like being asked by publishers to read books via NetGalley is that I find myself reading things I might normally pass over. Take this book, for example—it didn’t seem like one of my “normal” reads. But when the publisher described it as a book “For readers of Wild Dark Shore and Heartwood, Where the Water Meets the Sky is the story of a brave…
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Rune Before Prayer
Angel on tombstone, Orkney, Scotland. Rune Before Prayer I am bending my knee In the eye of the Father who created me, In the eye of the Son who purchased me, In the eye of the Spirit who cleansed me, In friendship and affection. Through Thine own Anointed One, O God, Bestow upon us fullness in our need, Love towards God, The affection of God, The smile of God, The wisdom of God, The grace of…
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Book Review: Accumulation
Publication Date: May 5, 2026 This is probably one of the most creative haunted house stories I have ever read. And the story has more turns than “The Tail of the Dragon”, an infamous section of U.S. Highway 129 at Deal’s Gap in North Carolina. (North Carolina being where the Cherish family moves from to a new old home in New York). As Tennessee Cherish (Tenn) tries to sort out what’s going on in…
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Book Review: Wolf Worm
Publication Date: March 26, 2026 This book was super creepy not only because I already have a horror at the thought of bugs burrowing into me whether they be ticks or bedbugs or something much worse like botflies or, as they are sometimes called, wolf worms. What made listening to this book (narrated by Hugo-award-winning Mary Robinette Kowal. Very cool; loved The Calculating Stars!) even more…
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