Tag: Horror
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Look What the Cat Dragged In by Jason Rekulak review
About The Book Book: Look What the Cat Dragged InAuthor: Jason Rekulak Standalone or Series: StandalonePublisher: Little, Brown Book GroupPublication Date (UK): 13th October 2026 My Review Fans of the 2022 Goodreads Choice Awards “Best Horror” winner Hidden Pictures will rejoice as Rekulak rejoins forces with illustrators Will Staehle and Doogie Horner to bring Look… [Read More]
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Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison review
About The Book Book: Kiss Slay ReplayAuthor: Rachel HarrisonStandalone or Series: StandalonePublisher: Titan BooksPublication Date (UK): 8th September 2026 My Review Kiss Slay Replay is a time-loop novel. Kiss Slay Replay is a time-loop novel (okay, okay let’s get to it) that takes place during a wedding and the venue used to be a summer… [Read More]
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A Healthy Appetite by Katie Huttlestone review
About The Book Book: A Healthy AppetiteAuthor: Katie HuttlestoneStandalone or Series: Standalone Publisher: Dead Ink Publication Date (UK): 13th August 2026 My Review ‘Kleenex, Extra Large. They used to be ‘man-sized’ before people without life-threatening diseases took the time to complain. It’s not that I don’t care about smashing the Patriarchy, it’s just that so… [Read More]
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The Night Guest by Hildur Knútsdóttir review
What’s happening when Iðunn? Why is she waking up with bruises and a high step count on her watch?! [Read More]
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Greedy by Callie Kazumi review
A repeat serving of thriller with an added generous 2-tbsp dash of horror. [Read More]
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Tea, Talk and Terror: Jessie Elland in Conversation with Lucy Rose about The Lamb
A cannibal themed afternoon tea whilst discussing all things The Lamb! [Read More]
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Strange Houses by Uketsu review
The mysterious Japanese author is back with more strangeness. [Read More]
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Grady Hendrix at Waterstones Nottingham
An unforgettable day in Nottingham for Grady Hendrix’s witchy, hilarious event – cried laughing, got my books signed and totally worth the 6+ hours of travel! [Read More]
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The Lamb by Lucy Rose review
The Lamb by Lucy Rose is a gruesome yet darkly funny horror novel about a mother and daughter living deep in the Cumbrian woods… and feasting on unsuspecting visitors. A gripping blend of horror, suspense, and coming-of-age themes, this book is both disturbing and unputdownable. Read my full review here! [Read More]
