Steeped in Myth, ‘Medusa’ is a Solid Retelling That Doesn’t Offer Much to the Cannon — Book Review
With prevalent themes of sisterhood and inner strength, Medusa also asks this question of its readers: What really makes a monster?
With prevalent themes of sisterhood and inner strength, Medusa also asks this question of its readers: What really makes a monster?
The Bog Wife by Kay Chronister brings the lesser-known “Appalachian Gothic” subgenre to readers looking for their next chilling tale to devour. The novel follows the lives of the Haddesley siblings of West Virginia after their father dies and the truths they thought they knew about their family start to unravel. From the start, the…
The Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco combines three murder mysteries in one, wrapping it all up in some complex family drama. Read our review.
Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati grabs you from the moment you begin reading without letting go through its entirety. Read our review.
So Witches We Became is a gripping novel that also succeeds as a horror tale. It just needs a bit more witchy magic to compel us completely. Read our review.
Made for You by Jenna Satterthwaite is a sci-fi mystery thriller that challenges what it means to be human. Read on for our review of this must-read novel.
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The Prisoner’s Throne is the highly anticipated conclusion of The Stolen Heir duology. Read on for our review of the book by Holly Black.
Gabe Cole Novoa’s latest outing, The Diablo’s Curse, takes us on the adventure of a lifetime and gives us an ultimate message of love, hope, and identity.
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