A gothic, historical mystery? Yes, please. The Dark Library by Mary Anna Evans pulled me in with its atmospheric setting, missing person case, and strange happenings. E searches for her mother, and deals with the death of her father in this 1940s tale of dark secrets and forbidden libraries.
Narrated by Catherine Ho, The Manor of Dreams by Cristina Li delivers a rich mystery steeped in gothic horror. Perfect for fans of Mexican Gothic. Told in dual timelines, spanning three generations, Li takes us into the life of Vivian Yi and the mansion she called home.
I was excited to dive into C.J. Cooke’s newest novel, The Ghost Woods, and I was not disappointed. This dark, gothic horror fantasy takes us to Lichen Hall. A place shrouded in folklore about ghosts & witches. This remote home stands alone deep in the woods. Pearl Gorham arrives in 1965, to give birth to a child and the tale that unfolds held me captive.
I love everything Chanel Cleeton has written from her contemporary romance to her Cuban inspired historical fiction and was delighted to see her delve into a gothic historical mystery with The House on Biscayne Bay. A suspenseful, atmospheric tale that held me captive from beginning to end.
The Orphan of Cemetery Hill by Hester Fox delivered a tale steeped in ghosts, graveyards, mystery and romance. With its touches of paranormal, intriguing characters and gothic vibe, I found myself transported.
Atmospheric and chilling Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s Mexican Gothic narrated by Frankie Corzo drew me in and held me captive. Fans of gothic horror will be drawn to this tale with its creepy mansion setting.
