I have been enjoying Chuck Wendig’s special brand of horror, (even if he forever ruined apples for me) and was excited to dive into The Calamities, book one of the Fiends. A dark fantasy horror with demons, greed, powerful families and vivid dreams that bring four characters together on a deadly quest. I read along as I listened to the audiobook with it’s all star cast of narrators.
I read The Body by Stephen King back in 1982 when it was part of the Different Seasons collection and loved the movie adaptation. When I saw that Wil Wheaton was narrating the audiobook, I knew I had to listen.
You Did Nothing Wrong by C.G. Drews delivers a suspenseful psychological gothic horror that will keep you on edge as you try to piece together what is actually happening from our unreliable narrator. Perfect for a dark, rainy night.
Bitter cold temperatures and the darker days of winter find me drawn to horror, post-apocalyptic and suspenseful tales, so I settled in with The Night Parade by Ronald Malfi. Narrated by Joe Hempel, the story has us following a father and his young daughter on the run after the world is turned upside down by a virus known as Wanderer’s Folly. A gripping listen.
I love Delilah S. Dawson’s brand of creepy horror and grabbed her newest thriller, House of Idyll. In this standalone fiction, Angelina Yves, a struggling singer/songwriter, is offered the chance to join an experimental luxury compound sponsored by the most famous band in the world, Black Idyll. Dawson delivered a dark, wicked and atmospheric tale that I devoured.
