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Twisted Reveries II: Tales From Willoughby  by Meg Hafdahl ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My Ratings 4.4/5 GO GRAB YOUR COPY VIA AMAZON Synopsis Suspense author, Meg Hafdahl, delivers another collection of spine-tingling stories in this second volume of the Twisted Reveries series. Inspired by the first book's Willoughby and Moira Kettlesburg stories, Meg takes us on a journey into the mid-western town of Willoughby where forgetting is a way of life. Delve into its macabre history and origins. Explore the strange and unsettling events that plague Willoughby's unsuspecting citizens in this new collection of thirteen horrifically outstanding tales. My Thoughts After years I found myself reading a book late into the night because it was so gripping. I am not a fan of horror stories or short stories, but this book suprised me by engaging me in the way that it did. I was taken back to my childhood and nights spent with cousins or friends sharing horror stories and then being startled at every so...

Lipstick Asylum  by Nzondi ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My Ratings 4.4/5 GO GRAB YOUR COPY VIA AMAZON Synopsis The Scream Teens are hired to raise the dead as the necro-tainment for a zombie cruise, and the eighteen-year-old animator, Cozy Coleman, is bitten by a shapeshifting she-wolf. To Cozy’s surprise, she survives and with the aid of her friends, helps the government stop a human-extinction virus from spreading. Unfortunately, Cozy uncovers a secret so haunting, that her death is only the beginning of her problems. My Thoughts I read this book in 2 days, that's how good it was. Just to put into perspective, I am the laziest kid ever and I just sit around and speedrun Little Nightmares, so it's a rare occasion to catch me reading on my own. First, it is thrilling , enough to make you uneasy. It has a good plot and I loved the ending, it was so good. I love occult fiction books and movies, horror movies are the only thing I watch, and it's nice to see uncomfort. As an adult I liked...