Fall Horror Books: The Nightmare Man
“The Nightmare Man” by J. H. Markert was my first 5 star read of 2023. For those who fear their own nightmares.
“The Nightmare Man” by J. H. Markert was my first 5 star read of 2023. For those who fear their own nightmares.
“Black Sheep” by Rachel Harrison is the perfect fall horror story for those who love scary books featuring the Devil.
The September House is the first horror story of the fall season you will want to get your hands on. This haunted house story has your scary.
Medusa’s Sisters is the retelling of the Greek myth of the gorgon sisters. More specifically, this is the story of Stheno and Euryale.
September has a lot of great new book releases from true crime to historical fiction, to apocalyptic novels. Here’s what is on my radar this month.
“Take My Hand” is a historical fiction novel loosely based on the 1973 Relf v. Weinberger case where two sisters, ages twelve and fourteen, were sterilized without their consent in Montgomery, Alabama by a federally funded agency.
An incredible story about a young Ojibwe woman fighting to save her community from a strange strain of meth killing her family and friends.
Black Girl, Call Home by Jasmine Mans is one of the Best Books of 2021. Read the review to find out why.
The High-Rise Diver is a new dystopian novel for lovers of 1984, Brave New World, The Handmaid’s Tale or Lord of the Flies.
Thea Hope is tasked to create the philosopher’s stone to save the people she loves. Will she survive the Alchemist’s Curse of madness?
Hazel Gaynor’s latest World War II historical fiction novel takes us to China and a school full of children facing internment by the Japanese.
Where Dreams Descend takes us on a magical journey filled with magicians locked in a competition trapped inside of a strange city that means to hold them captive.
I just finished reading this incredible YA fantasy about brujas and lobizones (i.e. witches and werewolves), and it is something else. The last 10% of the book had me wrapped up thinking, NO FRIGGIN WAY!
The Lost City is the first book in the latest Amanda Hocking series about a society of trolls. This book received a five star rating from PW.
For those who love The Lost Boys, you will love “Mayhem.” There are vampires on one side of the Boardwalk, and the Brayburns on the other side.
Check out this amazing new YA series about a witch turned vampire who fights rogue vampires and tries to protect the coven that ousted her. Also, enter the giveaway for a copy of the first book in the series.
In Book 2 of the Darkhaven Saga, Ava Lopez struggles with letting her old coven behind. If she doesn’t let go soon, she may die by the hands of the one she loves the most…her mother.
This story will make anyone (including this city girl) appreciate the farm life and what Paige is doing to keep her family’s farm running. She really makes all of this look easy. From fixing motorcycles and riding tractors, laying down pipes to birthing a cow, this girl does it all. She’ll make you appreciate this life she’s so passionate about.
We could call it a book review, or we could call it a bit of an explanation on why every woman needs to own this book. You need this because every single thing that is hurting you, she cracks open and explains it to you in a way that will help heal your soul.
A witch protecting her coven is brought back from the brink of death by a vampire, cursing her to a life of the undead. She has to leave everyone she loves to live among the vampires and track down the rogue vampires who struck down her coven. This is the first book in a series of five.