This one is bittersweet. I found this series fairly recently, even though it has been around almost a decade. This is a really good zombie series that starts with a group of friends in New York City who try to escape the city to get to Cassie’s deceased parents off grid/prepper home. Then they meet […]
This short novella is not required to follow the series, but is a great addition. This story follows a different POV than the main series. There’s a spoiler for who this POV is if you haven’t read book one. This story is harder to read than the first one. There’s a lot more loss […]
I picked up this audiobook during a two-for-one deal on Audible. Sounded like a fun story and I liked the narrator, Julia Whelan. I’m glad I grabbed it. While this story is a pretty typical zombie story, I really like the characters. There’s been rumors about outbreaks in other cities in the west, but this […]
 I had no doubt that Kelley Armstrong could write a gloriously creepy horror story. I usually enjoy everything I’ve read from her. She writes amazing characters that really make you fall in love with them. In this story, there is a character we never meet on the page, but I still fell in love […]
Thornhedge is a a new kind of fairytale where the heroine isn’t beautiful and looking to be saved and the night is gentle and doesn’t really want to kill anyone. In the beginning, it seems like a Sleeping Beauty story and while there is a maiden in a tower no one should save her. Toadling […]
T. Kingfisher is a favorite author of mine, but I primarily read her fantasy. A House With Good Bones is more horror-lite and southern gothic. It was both funny and a little bit creepy, until it was a lot a bit creepy. After this book, I will never look at vultures and roses in the […]
  This is a collection of short stories by Joe Hill. I’ve read him before, but this is my first collection of shorts by him. I will admit I did pick this after seeing a trailer for The Black Phone. I didn’t know much about this collection, but I’ve read Joe Hill in the […]
Leave it to T. Kingfisher to take an Edgar Allen Poe tale and turn it on it’s ear to something very different and somewhat twisted. What Moves the Dead is a strange retelling of Edgar Allen Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher. You do not need to have read The Fall of the […]
I’ve seen Chuck Wendig’s name around for a while now. I’ve seen him on Twitter and seen reviews for his books. He is one of those authors I’ve always meant to read. I have no idea why I didn’t pick up one of his books until now, but there you have it. I grabbed a […]
Psycho Killers in Love is a new story by C.T. Phipps, who is an author I really love. Phipps’s writing is one that always makes me laugh and this story is no different. This story brings to life a whole new group of characters set in the United States of Monsters books (Straight Outta Fangton, […]