Today I’m bringing you a review of The Haunting by Natasha Preston, a YA Horror novel. This post is part of the TBR & Beyond blog tour for The Haunting. If you’re looking for a Halloween themed YA horror novel, you won’t go wrong with The Haunting. But be warned, the title has nothing to […]
Today I’m bringing you a review of Hatchet Girls by Diana Rodriguez Wallach, a Young Adult Horror novel that has ties to the Lizzie Borden axe murders of 1892. This post is part of the TBR & Beyond Tours blog tour. I’m going to be honest – while I did enjoy Hatchet Girls, I’m not […]
A couple of years ago, I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing an eARC of Richard Chizmar’s Chasing the Boogeyman. This year, I am honored to have the pleasure to read and review that book’s sequel, Becoming the Boogeyman. Characters My favorite thing about both Chasing the Boogeyman and Becoming the Boogeyman? That Richard […]
Today I’m reviewing There is No Way I’d Die First by Lisa Springer. This is a Young Adult Horror novel and this post is part of the TBR & Beyond Tours blog and Instagram tour. It is officially spooky season and what better way to start it off than with a great Young Adult Horror […]
Today I’m reviewing The Narrow by Kate Alice Marshall, a Young Adult Horror novel. This post is part of the TBR & Beyond Tours blog tour for The Narrow. So we all know I’m a horror girlie, but I usually don’t go in much for ghost story horror. Most of them are just so cliché […]
Their Vicious Games is nothing short of amazing. Think Squid Games meets The Hunger Games but in this case, the stakes are more than you might think. I’m going to say this now, Adina and Saint have my heart for the female characters. They’re strong, resilient, and while they may take crap at the beginning […]
I love when a book moves through several genres and Blood Kings does that and does it well. As I read through the book, the dystopian vibes became very clear – the manner in which life-sentence prisoners are dealt with is very dystopian in nature. Then you have the horror, which is readily apparent in […]