This week, I’m delving into a recent audiobook encounter that left me extremely uneasy: Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman. If you’re acquainted with Malerman’s work—perhaps from his seminal book Bird Box or the macabre Unbury Carol—you’ll know that this author has a talent for blending horror with an uncanny psychological edge. I’ve listened to and reviewed innumerable audiobooks, […]
In my never-ending search for the next compelling book, I came upon Marcus Kliewer’s first novel, “We Used to Live Here.” This title occurred to me on a particularly sleepy Sunday afternoon as I was exploring future releases on different book sites. As a long-time fan of psychological thrillers and horror tales, the idea of
Here are the This time, I’m eager to dig into Josh Malerman’s most recent work, Incidents Around the House. For those acquainted with my literary adventures, this review is simply one of many—another foray into the fascinating realm of horror literature. Like many others, I’ve been obsessed with Malerman’s work since Bird Box grabbed the globe by storm.
I’ve always enjoyed thrillers—the type of novels that keep you up late, flicking pages with a combination of excitement and fear, wondering what twist the story will take next. Over the years, I’ve read a lot of intriguing books, ranging from legal thrillers to psychological dramas and everything in between. Some have remained with me,
Books have always been my safe haven, particularly when the world outside is as crazy as a Grisham courtroom. My connection with John Grisham’s novels has lasted decades, and each new publication seems like a welcome, although exhilarating, reunion. When I first discovered Camino Winds, I was instantly reminded of the exhilaration I had when I
It was one of those late-night scrolling sessions when the blue light from your phone kept you up way beyond the recommended bedtime. In my search for a new audiobook, I discovered Olivia Muenter’s “Such a Bad Influence.” I’ve reviewed innumerable books over the years, each one a different journey, and this most recent discovery
In the digital era, when social media reigns supreme, few stories depict the deadly implications of this contemporary phenomena as compellingly as Olivia Muenter’s first thriller, Such a Bad Influence. This novel, available in both paperback and audiobook format, provides a profound investigation of the lives trapped in the web of internet fame, the demands of
Marcus Kliewer’s audiobook “We Used to Live Here” is frightening and intriguing, and it has swiftly gained notice for its spooky storyline and psychological depth. The narrative, available as an audiobook on platforms such as Audible and Kobo, explores themes of memory, trauma, and the supernatural, making it an engrossing read for lovers of horror
In the huge sea of literature, it might be tough to chose which book to read next. Like many passionate readers, I find myself drawn to certain genres, especially ones that blend suspense, mystery, and psychological depth. When The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins came on my radar, it instantly struck a chord. Perhaps it was the gothic
It was one of those late evenings when I got myself down a rabbit hole of thrillers, the type of night when you should have gone to bed but instead find yourself thinking, “Just one more chapter.” Of course, this chapter is always followed by five more, and before you know it, the sun has
