Top 10 Horror Books of 2024
Here’s my top 10 horror novels I read in 2024.
What takes the number one spot? Hint; it involves insects…
Read MoreKrampus - is this wintery read worth your time? YES!!
I’m reviewing Krampus by Brom - a fantastic Christmas/winter read!
Read More78 Most Popular Series - Don't Fear the Reaper
Continuing on with my “78 challenge”, I tackle Don’t Fear the Reaper by Stephen Graham Jones.
Read MoreARC Catch-Up: You Better Watch Out
I need to get caught up on all the ARCs I have from publishers - so let’s get started! First up is a Christmas horror; You Better Watch Out.
Read More78 Most Popular Series - I Was A Teenage Slasher
Continuing on my “78 challenge”, my next pick is Stephen Graham Jones’s novel I Was a Teenage Slasher.
Read More78 Most Popular Horror Novels - Everything I've Read!
Goodreads dropped their list “the 78 most popular horror novels of the past five years”. Here’s everything I’ve read on it, my thoughts, and reading my way through the ones I missed!
Read MoreThe Scarlet Gospels - Traverse Hell in This Continuation of The Hellbound Heart
This continuation of The Hellbound Heart follows Harry D'Amour into Hell on the tail of Pinhead, everyone's favourite Cenobite.
Read MoreLimbs - What You're Missing
Ray has acrotomophilia and he’s trying to find love while coming to terms with his condition. In his town, a serial amputator stalks unsuspecting victims and Ray finds himself seeking solutions in all the wrong places.
Read MoreWorst Laid Plans: An Anthology of Vacation Horror
A collection of varied and intriguing stories that put on display the many ways that vacation can go awry.
Read More49 Miles Alone - A Fast Paced Survival Thriller!
49 Miles Alone is the new thriller from Natalie D Richards hitting shelves July 2nd
Read MoreMy Dark Vanessa - A Gut-Wrenching Experience
Vanessa is a precocious high school student attending boarding school. When her teacher, Mr. Strane, takes a liking to her that becomes wildly inappropriate, we can only watch with dread and empathy as Vanessa’s innocence falls away.
Read MoreDominoes - Not a Book for Children
This seemingly innocent looking book takes you into a destructive, apocalyptic world that is not safe for children. You look closer and see that the signs were all there to warn you: skulls, “a Little Horror Book,” fishing line around the necks of the children… you only have yourself to blame.
Read MoreCraft: Stories I wrote for the Devil - A Fresh New Voice in the Horror Short Story Genre
Charlotte is reviewing the upcoming release from Tor: Craft: Stories I wrote for the Devil - a unique and beautifully haunting short story collection.
Read MoreHow to Make a Horror Movie and Survive - DiLouie's best yet!
Charlotte is reviewing the newest release from one of her fav authors; Craig DiLouie
Read Moreyouthjuice - The Perfect Book for all my Weird Girlies!
Charlotte is reviewing the upcoming debut release from E.K. Sathue; youthjuice (no spoilers!)
Read MoreSmall Town Horror - Malfi's Latest!
Charlotte is reviewing the latest release from horror genius Ronald Malfi!
Read MoreMy Darling Dreadful Thing - the sapphic gothic horror you've been begging for!
Charlotte is reviewing the upcoming release from Johanna Van Veen
Read MoreVastarien: A Literary Journal vol. 7 issue 0 - The Last Vastarien Journal
The last literary journal from Vastarien by Grimscribe Press, this collection of short horror stories and poems will leave you breathlessly hanging on the edge of the void.
Read MoreWe Disappear - The Only Truth is There is No Truth
Scott is a meth addict with a dying mother. Her interest in the children who go missing in their small town brings Scott into its puzzling fold and he finds himself needing to unravel his own family’s mysteries.
Read MoreThe Bedmakers - Unhoused Sorrowful Horror
Calvin and Genie are unhoused elderly gentlemen who hop a train to the next town, only to find that on the train is a dark secret that will follow them into their next life.
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