I finished this book in a day and a half. I don't remember the last time I've managed to pull that off and let me tell you there's a reason. I read this book, and also listened to the audiobook. The audiobook was full cast and done so well. The premise of the book consists … Continue reading Sadie by Courtney Summers

Oh my god. I loved this book. As usual it was a mix of physical book and audio for me and I absolutely DEVOURED the audiobook. I've heard so so much about Grady Hendrix and although I previously read Horrorstör, I have to say My Bestfriends Exorcism is better. The story starts out with two … Continue reading My Bestfriends Exorcism by Grady Hendrix

This was a really quick listen/read (I can't get enough of Scribd, honestly) and boy was it friggan creepy. As with all of King's work all the bad vibes are immediate when Cal and Becky come up on the "Tall Grass". Becky is pregnant and she and her brother are moving away from the town … Continue reading In The Tall Grass by Stephen and Owen King

I loves me a good creepy exorcism book! This was sosososososoooooooo good. I am a horror kick again at the moment, between TV/Movies and books I cannot get enough. Paul Tremblay's A Head Full of Ghosts tells the story of an average middle class family going through the potential possession of their 14 year old … Continue reading A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay

I received this book from the publisher in exchange for my fair and honest review. So this has been my second book of this month, and it took me far to long to get through considering it's barely 300 pages long. This is my first Brenda Rufener book, I also own her other novel "Where … Continue reading Since We Last Spoke by Brenda Rufener

So, I just want to start this off by saying ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR MINDY MCGINNIS. I loved this book from the second I opened it. I have been in such a rut with reading in the last couple of months and this book truly just squashed that. Mickey Catalan is a star softball player. … Continue reading Heroine by Mindy Mcginnis

I recently read Stephen King's new novel. I had pre-ordered it months ago, and actually completely forgot that it was coming. It was a great surprise! For such a short story (only 146 pages) this book actually made me feel a lot. It was weird, as is the usual for King, however the message was … Continue reading Elevation by Stephen King