SCARLETT
Review A quick, thrilling read start to finish that can easily be finished in one sitting, SCARLETT is a bite-sized slice of horror about a serial killer and a haunted…
Nightwatching
Review What can I say about Nightwatching other than that it is one of the better thrillers that I've read in a long time. I had been struggling with a…
Surprise Party
Review Surprise Party was just that - a surprise! I picked the book up on a whim when browsing through a list of books and authors that inspired the Silent…
The Shining Girls
Review The Shining Girls follows Harper, a crude serial killer from the 1930's that can hop through time; and Kirby, the spunky young woman that got away. This book was…
Maeve Fly
Review This book was weird in all the right ways, but also in all the wrong ways. I wanted to love it, and hated that I liked parts of it,…
A Certain Hunger
Review What a deliciously devious book, a gorgeously written horror satire about a murderess and food critic. Dorothy Daniels has undoubtedly become one of my favorite literary killers; she is…
The Maidens
Review The Maidens was THE mystery thriller to read last year, taking full advantage of the popularity of dark academia. It has been a while since I had read a…