Skinner Box
Review Skinner Box is a clever little story that blends psychological horror and hard science fiction seamlessly. Evie is a neuropsychologist aboard a shuttle with her husband, an abusive and…
Hide
Review Hide is easily one of my most anticipated reads this year, and it did not disappoint. A sweltering hide-and-seek game in an abandoned theme park with a supernatural horror…
The Yellow Wallpaper
Review The Yellow Wallpaper is a classic short story about a woman suffering from postpartum depression. This story says more than most books in such a short amount of pages…
Comfort Me with Apples
Review It's been a while since I've felt this conflicted over a book. For one, the author has a gorgeous writing style that was just a pleasure to read, I…
Wishful Drinking
Review I grew up watching the original Star Wars trilogy and adored Princess Leia, she was and still is an enduring icon to this day. I picked up the audiobook…
Certain Dark Things
Review A crime noir steeped in cultural history and vampire folklore, Certain Dark Things has unequivocally become one of my all-time favorite vampire novels. The vampires in this novel are…
Black Tide
Review I had started to forget what I liked so much about science fiction and apocalyptic horror, and Black Tide scratched a particular kind of itch. It is a nail-biting…
Nothing But Blackened Teeth
Review I knew I had to read this book the second that I laid eyes on it, the cover is nightmare fuel and the prospect of a haunted house in…
The Polygamist’s Daughter
Review The Polygamist's Daughter is a book that I had deeply mixed feelings on. Anna's story is incredible, heartbreaking, and provides some personal details about the LeBaron family, beyond the…
The Murders of Molly Southbourne
Review Every time Molly Southbourne bleeds, a doppelgänger appears, intent on killing her. What a wild concept this novella had, and it was a bloody good time! I wasn't sure…