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Stranded by Selena Winters
Stranded by Selena Winters had absolutely no plot. I have read 2-sentence horror stories with more substance than this. I picked this up way back during the holiday season because it says it is a dark Christmas novella, but honestly? There was very little Christmas, and very little romance or
Firefighter Pegasus by Zoe Chant
While I was indifferent to the first book in the Fire & Rescue Shifters series, I still decided to give this one more shot before discontinuing. I’m glad I did because I LOVED Firefighter Pegasus by Zoe Chant. Pegasus firefighter Chase? Love of my life. He was the best of
Scythe and Sparrow by Brynne Weaver
Of the three books in The Ruinous Love Trilogy, Scythe and Sparrow by Brynne Weaver was the one that let me down the most. Butcher and Blackbird was the blueprint. Leather and Lark was so connected to B&B that I really enjoyed it and felt like I was still in
Unicorns and Honey Cakes by Zoe Chant
This is going to be a short review for Unicorns and Honey Cakes by Zoe Chant. I picked up this audiobook when I was on a Zoe Chant roll and was honestly left a little disappointed. I didn’t realize it would be closed door and, while that would be okay,
The Lost Village by Camilla Sten
I was really looking forward to The Lost Village by Camilla Sten. It sounded like such a perfect creepy read. Filmmakers out in a remote abandoned village? Creepy things happening? Wonderful, fantastic! Unfortunately, this was such an immense letdown. I think this book was failed by the synopsis and marketing.
Leather and Lark by Brynne Weaver
It took my just over half a year to pick up Leather and Lark by Brynne Weaver, the second in her Ruinous Love trilogy. I was absolutely feral for Butcher and Blackbird and was worried this second book wouldn’t deliver. And while I did really enjoy it, it did hit
At Dark I Become Loathsome by Eric LaRocca
This is my first horror book of the year and by god, was At Dark I Become Loathsome by Eric LaRocca simply amazing. I read this via audiobook, which added just so much atmosphere and emotion to the text. Andrew Eiden (whom I’d only ever listened to as Teddy Hamilton)
