I am ready for scary, creepy book season and happy to say I started with a winner right out of the gate!
But I’m always a sucker for ghost towns.
The Lost Village: KickStarting Scary Book Season
Tag: scary books
Blogging Confessions: Fear
In all my Halloween Fall reading meant to scare me I haven’t read a book that’s done it yet. I haven’t found what I’m looking for yet I know that book exists…
And I don’t mean that metaphorically.
I know it. I own it.
I’m just to chicken to read it because when I get down to it I have many fears and anxieties but one takes the cake and it’s one you tend to run into a lot…
Book Options for Spooky Reading
Since I suck at doing TBR’s I thought I’d call this my Spooky Book Reading Options for the month of October and maybe throw some ideas out there if any of you are looking for some Halloween reads.
See & Die
Bird Box
By: Josh Malerman
Grade: B+
Horror for me often falls into two categories. The stuff that’s fun when you’re reading/watching it. That does scare you and leave you going oh gross, no, no. Run away! But doesn’t really leave an impact. And the stuff that gets under your skin leaves you unsettled and checking under your bed.
For me Bird Box is the first category. Fun and effective with what might be the most crazy horrible birth scene ever. But there was no checking for monsters.
Horrorstor
Horrorstor Scare Scale: 10 Creep Factor: 8 Author: Grady Hendrix /Grade: A Scary ghost story? This one did the trick! Amy works at Orsk an IKEA knock-off in the mid-West. Strange things have been happening […]
