It seems I’ve hit a reading slump. Not because I’m lacking in good books to read - I’ve plenty on my TBR pile - but because I’m feeling a bit burned out and brain sore. I’ve loved celebrating women in horror month on my blog for the last two years, but my plans were disrupted… Continue reading February in Review
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One by One by Yawatta Hosby
Nine good looking young friends spend a weekend in a cabin in the woods. They obviously have a death wish. Ten years ago, siblings Keenan and Rae witnessed the torture and murder of their parents by strangers while vacationing in their cabin in the woods. Now history seems to be repeating as the young adults… Continue reading One by One by Yawatta Hosby
White Pines by Gemma Amor
Is there anything spookier than a tiny, isolated village and it’s creepy traditions? Yes, apparently there is. After the break up of her marriage, Megan drives to the Scottish highlands to stay in the abandoned house her grandmother left her. Soon old, forgotten memories resurface as she discovers the weird traditions of the locals and… Continue reading White Pines by Gemma Amor
Psycho Gets Her Man by Camille Picott
The second outing for stoner chums, Santa Claus and Rudolph, sees them journey to Ancient Greece. After unleashing the zombie apocalypse, Nick and Rudy seek to escape being eaten by using a time machine to travel back to before the zombies arrived. Nick takes a fancy to the first young woman they meet, but it… Continue reading Psycho Gets Her Man by Camille Picott
The Malan Witch by Catherine Cavendish
Nothing to do with Ireland’s northernmost point, Malin Head, the horror in this novel takes place on Cornwall’s picturesque Atlantic coast. After the death of her husband, Robyn Crowe decides to spend the summer in her sister’s idyllic holiday home in Cornwall. Unfortunately, the spirits of sister witches that once lived in the cottage seek… Continue reading The Malan Witch by Catherine Cavendish