A tag so simple yet tricky. Take a scroll to see what books I think sit at the top-or at least near it-of their respective genres.
The Genre Book Tag
The Thing in the Woods (The Tommyknockers – A Book Review)
In the small town of Haven something dark and out of this world has been uncovered in the backyard of Bobbie Anderson. As she uncovers it, the minds, bodies and souls of Haven are invaded and those who refuse are destroyed. There is little of escape.
Secrets on the Bayou (Dark and Shallow Lies – A Book Review)
La Cachette is known to be the psychic capital of the world, at least to some. Grey returns like she does every summer, but this time it's to search for her best friend, Elora who's been missing for six months. The secrets of La Cachette run deep and are connected, but Grey only digs deeper, especially after a mysterious stranger shows up.
The Haunting in New York (The Sun Down Motel – A Book Review)
Across two timelines, two women will go on a search, not only to find themselves, but to understand what haunts the Sun Down Motel. One woman is on the trail of a serial killer. The other searches for her aunt that disappeared from the motel.
There’s A Monster In All of Us (What Big Teeth – A Book Review)
Eleanor Zarrin comes home from boarding school to a family she hasn't seen in years. Now, she must work to keep her monstrous family together as something dark and deadly threatens to destroy them.
The Sundown Rundown – November 2021
The end of November means it's time for the monthly wrap-up! Take a quick scroll to check out a quick update and what you may have missed this month.
Four Score and Several Slain Vampires Ago… (Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter – A Book Review)
Abraham Lincoln set himself upon a life vow after losing his mother to an ailing illness delivered by a vampire. He'd spend his life killing every vampire he could.
Forgive Me Father For I Have Killed Somebody (The Merciless II – A Book Review)
Sofia thought it was over after the exorcism. Her friends are dead and Brooklyn, the one they tried to exorcise, has disappeared. Now in a new school, it starts happening again, only this time to her.
The Sundown Rundown – October 2021
Happy Halloween! Man, we're at the end of October already. Sad to see it go. I've got the end of the month wrap-up for you. If you've missed any reviews, now is your chance to catch up.
Don Juan of Terror is No Angel (The Phantom of the Opera – A Book Review)
Christine is an up-and-coming singer but only at the behest of the opera's phantom ghost who professes to love her. In actuality it's nothing but terror. Raoul, the man who's loved since a young age will do whatever it takes to free her of this horrible ghost.
The Scarlet Reader 