Wake the Dead by Sophie Whittemore
Lili is a surprisingly relatable demon Set three months after the chaos of Catch Lili Too, Wake the Dead brings back most of the characters we met in 2021 and introduces new ones, including a human called Stace who is so cool even the fae can’t believe they’re not one of them. There’s a lot […]
The Last of the Loudens by Robin Alexander, narrated by Lori Prince
A hilarious and quirky romance Robin Alexander is the author of more than thirty Sapphic novels which are gradually being released on audio mostly narrated by Lori Prince. The Last of the Loudens was originally published in 2016. Taryn Louden has inherited her father’s family home which needs an urgent renovation. Vicky Andre is the sexy contractor […]
The Lost Lady of Black Oak Manor by Naomi Piper
The architect and the hot ghost When architect River James moves into Black Oak Manor to oversee the renovation, she expects trouble with the construction crew. What she doesn’t expect is a very sexy ghost and a lot of hot (and cold because you know, ghost) sex. Naomi Piper’s books aren’t huge on plot but […]
Paradigm by Yvonne Heidt
Creepier than I expected This is a book that I have been wanting to read for the past four years, but I always seem to have too many Halloween-type books to choose from and timewise this month always flies by. I finally moved this book to the front of the list and I’m really glad […]
Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir, narrated by Moira Quirk
A one-of-a-kind story that I won’t forget any time soon I’m not a fan of necromancers’ stories, as a matter of fact, I kind of hate horror books. Some of the reviews of this book aren’t very encouraging either. But somehow, maybe because one of my friends recommended it so much (thanks, Carrie!) or maybe […]
The Ghost’s Host by Cathleen Collins
A lot of humour mixed in with a pretty pissed-off poltergeist Ghost Lite. A lot of humour mixed in with a pretty pissed-off poltergeist. Reminded me of Lila Bruce’s Chasing Shadows not because the books are similar in any way, more because this is not a scary, horror-filled novella, more it’s a humorous look at […]
The Girls Are Never Gone by Sarah Glenn Marsh
Another creepy book perfect for Halloween Another creepy book perfect for Halloween. I love this time of year so much but between all the ghost shows I’ve been watching, and all the horror books I’ve been reading, I’m going to need at least a short break of reading some warm and fluffy romance:) This has […]
A short but promising ghost story
Review of ‘Harrington House’ by J.P. Noether This story feels like a teaser for something. It efficiently sets the scene but it’s way too short to be satisfying. Laren is a promising MC. She’s just out of what sounds like an emotionally abusive relationship, which left her insecure on many levels. She’s an artist and […]
I would recommend this to urban fantasy fans
Review of Black Water Sister by Zen Cho I enjoyed this one. I have not been having the best reading luck lately so it was really nice to read a solid, good story. Cho is completely new to me, but I have wanted to read her for a while. I found her writing style quite […]