Review: Birthday Party Demon
I received this book from the publisher/Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ The House of Last Resort by Christopher Golden
The rats are like fingers.
No. That’s not right. Fingers can reach out, can grasp and extend. The rats are not like fingers at all. They are periscopes, like those on submarines, each able to give its captain only a limited view of the world above. From their place below, among the dead, the lost ones can see only as far as the rats can see. But they are patient, and so they wait. And they let the rats run.
Review for Ura Baito: Toubou Kinshi Vol.1 to Vol.6
Think having a shady job is bad? Think again after reading this series about two girls doing all sorts of grey/shady jobs!
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Suburban Hell by Maureen Kilmer
None of this would have happened if it weren’t for the She Shed. We thought it would be a place to have our ladies’ night in peace – away from the children waking up at midnight, away from the husbands giving a cursory wave before heading upstairs to watch sports in the dark, away from the dirty dishes piled in the sink. All we wanted was a place to call our own. To have something that belonged to us. What we got was our lives and homes ripped into bloody shred.
October Horror Mystery Month Fest ~ Cursed Objects That Will Kill You ~ Day 4: Christine by Stephen King
Today’s cursed object goes vroom vroom, it is a car! Be warned!
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Prosper’s Demon by K.J. Parker
I woke to find her lying next to me, quite dead, with her throat torn out.
Review for The Haunting of Bridge Manor: The Trilogy
A spooky tale in three parts. A lady in a lake. Green eyes flash. But it could have used a little dash of editing.
Review for The Haunting of Winslow Manor
The third book in the series, this time we are going to Sadie’s mom house: WInslow Manor. Sadly, this wasn’t the best book.
Review for The Haunting of Rainier Asylum
Grab your blankets, make a pillow fort, because it is getting scary (or scarier)! Asylum explorations, hell, and more!
Review for The Haunting Beacon Hill
It starts with a haunting… which will ignite a chain reaction. Things are lurking in the dark. A scary and awesome book in a series I want to continue reading.