‘Tis the season for horror and I dove right into Kelley Armstrong’s newest offering, Dive Bar at the End of the Road. Narrated by Helen Laser, Sean Patrick Hopkins, and Shane Ghostkeeper this supernatural horror has crash victims trapped at a dive bar on a deserted road surrounded by woods.
I was delighted to return to 1870s Scotland and the Rip Through Time series. An Ordinary Sort of Evil by Kelley Armstrong has Mallory and Duncan working an unusual case and creating alternative paths. Advancement in our slow-burning romance and a suspenseful case had me reading & listening into the wee hours.
First Sign of Danger by Kelley Armstrong delivers another suspenseful murder-mystery set against the remote landscape of Haven’s Rock, a remote off-the-grid Yukon town in Alaska. Once again Armstrong delivered an atmospheric tale that held me captive and left me wanting to return to Haven’s Rock.
I love Kelley Armstrong’s A Rip Through Time series featuring twenty-first-century detective Mallory who finds found in 1869 Edinburgh, in the body of Catriona Mitchell, a housemaid working for Dr. Duncan Gray, a pioneer in forensic science. Kirkyard & Kindness is a novella in the series and just the thing to hold me over until the next full-length novel in the series.
Kelley Armstrong is an auto-buy for me, and The Haunting of Payne Hollow is her newest horror novel. It’s a blend of suspense, curses, mythology, mystery and terror. It’s the perfect novel to curl up with this spooky season.
