It was a gloomy day when I came upon Shantel Tessier’s “The Ritual.” After reviewing a profusion of dark romances and thrillers, I was looking for something new but familiar. The synopsis of “The Ritual” piqued my interest, reminding me of another tough novel, Jamie McGuire’s “Beautiful Disaster”. Both works delve into the depths of […]
It was a calm evening when I came upon “The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden. After reading innumerable book reviews and synopses over the years, this one piqued my interest with its captivating idea. As an ardent reader and critic, I’m constantly looking for the next riveting story, and McFadden’s work did not disappoint. The term
How did I discover Stephen King’s newest collection, “You Like It Darker”? Let’s just say that my admiration for King’s work is well established. Over the years, I’ve read his books, short tales, and even the rare novella. His ability to combine the everyday with the horrific never fails to captivate me. This isn’t my
So there I was, scrolling through my ever-growing audiobook collection, trying to chose which tale to take with me on my daily commute. I am a bit of a bookworm, you see. Some may call him a veteran. From dark thrillers to heartbreaking dramas, I’ve enjoyed them all. But something about “Does It Hurt?” by
As a voracious reader and self-proclaimed horror literature expert, I often find myself exploring the aisles of bookshops or browsing through countless lists of books online in quest of my next spine-chilling experience. During one of these literary journeys, I came across Paul Tremblay’s “Horror Movie.” The book’s creepy cover and interesting title drew my
