Book Reviews & Recommendations
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Dexter moved into Richard Scarry’s Busy, Busy Town, Patrick Horvath’s Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees delivers the answer with gleeful, gory precision. This debut graphic novel takes the charm of anthropomorphic animal life […]
Cate Quinn’s The Clinic takes readers deep into a secluded rehab center on the rugged Pacific Northwest coast, where secrets fester and the line between healing and horror blurs. Known for her sharp psychological insight in Black Widows, Quinn returns with another […]
There are books that creep under your skin and refuse to let go, stories that bloom with beauty and rot in the same breath. House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland is one of those rare, haunting masterpieces a twisted fairytale wrapped in […]
Tiffany D. Jackson, the bestselling author celebrated for her sharp, socially conscious thrillers, makes her middle-grade debut with Blood in the Water a story that’s equal parts mystery, coming-of-age tale, and heart-pounding adventure. Set against the sun-drenched yet secretive backdrop of Martha’s […]
Darcy Coates, known for her masterful blend of atmosphere, dread, and emotional depth, takes readers on a twisted tropical nightmare in How Bad Things Can Get. This time, the horror unfolds on Prosperity Island a place that promises sunshine, luxury, and the […]
Archer Sullivan’s The Witch’s Orchard is a darkly atmospheric and emotionally charged debut that weaves mystery, folklore, and the lingering ghosts of the past into a compelling Appalachian tale. Set against the misty backdrop of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, the novel […]
C.J. Tudor’s The Burning Girls is a gripping blend of gothic horror, psychological thriller, and small-town mystery. With her trademark mix of eerie atmosphere and emotional intensity, Tudor pulls readers into a world where faith and fear intertwine, and where the past […]
In Ushers, Joe Hill once again proves why he’s one of modern horror’s most thoughtful and compelling voices. Known for exploring the thin line between the living and the dead, Hill delivers a short story that feels both eerie and oddly comforting, […]
Alex Finlay’s The Night Shift is the kind of page-turner that reminds you why the thriller genre can still feel fresh and exciting. Set against the backdrop of two eerily similar massacres fifteen years apart, this novel grabs you from the first […]
Katy Brent’s How to Kill Men and Get Away With It struts into the thriller scene with one of the boldest titles of recent years and thankfully, the story inside is just as provocative. Equal parts satire, social commentary, and dark comedy, […]