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Category: horror

REVIEW: Gifts Between Us by C.C. Adams

Elderly Londoner Augustus has lived a long, miserable life. Having driven his few remaining loved ones away years ago, he … More

2025, 2025 review, bloody horror, body horror, Book Reviews, Books, C.C. Adams, disturbing fiction, French Press publishing, Gifts Between Us, horror, Horror books, nightmares

REVIEW: June 2025 reads!

    It’s time for my June reads summary… Little art by me and short reviews!   đź–¤ The Haunting … More

2025, 2025 review, 27, A Game of Monsters, A Wistful Symphony, Bending the Rules, Books, Burn it Down, Drawing and Painting Flowers, Heated Rivalry, Looney!, Mirror Mirror, Primal Urges, short book reviews, Static Snow, the Haunting of William Thorn

REVIEW: Looney! by Stephen Kozeniewski and Gavin Dillinger

  When beloved cartoon characters come crawling out of her TV, army recruiter Gabriella Harman expects a zany romp instead … More

2025, 2025 review, bloody horror, Book Reviews, Books, Cartoon monsters, French Press publishing, Gavin Dillinger, horror, Looney!, nightmares, Stephen Kozeniewski, violence, war veteren

REVIEW: Static Snow by Matthew R. Corr

  Still haunted by the horrors they survived underwater, Ander and Liam arrive at Knotty Oak Ski Lodge—a remote Minnesota … More

2025, 2025 review, Ander and Liam, Blood in the water, bloody horror, Book Reviews, Books, Camp 1985, drug overdose mentioned, Fey, Matthew R. Corr, Paranormal, queer horror, Slasher, Slasherverse, Static Snow, Supernatural, violence

REVIEW: Till Death by Kellan McDaniel

Two gay men—one young, one ageless—sink their teeth into reclaiming their lives and identities from those who would silence them … More

2025, 2025 review, aging, Book Reviews, Books, bullying, contemporary queer lit, death, gay romance, generational trauma, grief, horror, k.m. szpara, Kellan McDaniel, LGBTQIA rights, queer lit, scary, Till Death, Vampires

REVIEW: William byMason Coile

Psychological horror meets cyber noir in this delicious one-sitting read — a haunted house story in which the haunting is … More

2025, 2025 review, A.I., Andrew Pyper, book review, Books, dolls, fear, horror, Mason Coile, robots, scary, science fiction, trapped, W1ll1am

REVIEW: Your Lonely Nights Are Over

  Scream meets Clueless in this YA horror from Adam Sass in which two gay teen BFFs find their friendship … More

2023, 2023 reviews, 2slgbtqia+, Adam sass, book, book lover, book review, Book Reviews, Books, death, favorite lgbtq books, horror, murder, new adult, new books, reviews, serial killer, young adult, Your lonely nights are over

REVIEW: The Honeys by Ryan LaSala

From Ryan La Sala, the wildly popular author of Reverie, comes a twisted and tantalizing horror novel set amidst the … More

2022, 2022 review, ambiance, Bees, book, creepy, genderfluid characters, horror, lgbtqia young adult, Ryan La Sala, summer camp, The Honeys, YA

REVIEW: The Knock-Knock Man by Russell Marvel

Who is The Knock-Knock Man? A ghost, a killer, or the figment of a frightened boy’s imagination? It is a … More

2022, 2022 review, book reivew, female character, mystery, Russell Mardell, strong female character, strong female lead, supernatural elements, supernatural mystery, The Knock-Knock Man, well-written

REVIEW: Howl By Shaun David Hutchinson

From critically acclaimed Shaun David Hutchinson comes a gritty and raw portrayal of the oftentimes traumatic experience of growing up. … More

2021, 2021 review, book, book review, Book Reviews, Books, bullying, football, homophobia, Howl, monsters, monsters within, physical attack, queer YA, queer young adult, review, sexual assault, Shaun David Hutchinson, small town, violence, We are the Ants

REVIEW: Echo by Thomas Olde Heuvelt

NATURE IS CALLING—but they shouldn’t have answered. Travel journalist and mountaineer Nick Grevers awakes from a coma to find that … More

2021, 2021 review, book, book review, Book Reviews, Books, climbing accident, death of character, Echo, facial disfigurement, mountaineering, nightmare books, queer fiction, queer main characters, review, Thomas Olde Heuvelt

REVIEW: Lovelorn by April-Jane Rowan

In Victorian England, within the sprawling countryside, a small village borders Lovelorn, a crystal kingdom inhabited by the Fair Folk … More

2021, 2021 review, April-Jane Rowan, book, book review, Book Reviews, Books, disability, fairies, grief, Gurt Dog Press, Hope, Kelpie, Lovelorn, pixies, review, supernatural creatures, Victoria England

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