Flawlessly Horrifying: Cuckoo by Gretchen Felker-Martin
A conversion camp is a horrifying thing BEFORE Felker-Martin gets her hands on it.
After??? Let’s just say I’m NEVER SLEEPING AGAIN.
Tag: five star reviews
Chillingly Awesome: The Gathering by C.J. Tudor
A 50yo detective is called out to rural Alaska to investigate what looks like a vampyre murder – and potentially sign off on a Cull.
Sweetly Shining: A Letter to the Luminous Deep by Sylvie Cathrall
Letters going back-and-forth across a water-bound world, in what will probably be the most charming book I read this year!
A True Pearl: A Sweet Sting of Salt by Rosie Sutherland
The (beautifully queer) take on the selkie myth I’ve been waiting all my life for!
Babadook Who? Meet Your New Queer Monster Icon: Someone You Can Build a Nest In by John Wiswell
An intense, cosy, poignant comedy-horror-fantasy about a shapeshifting goo-monster who eats people.
A Queer Witches’ Bacchanal: The Feast Makers by H. A. Clarke
The perfect ending to the perfect series.
Or: time for Sideways and their coven to change the world.
Immensely Satisfying: City of Bones by Martha Wells
Politics and magic intertwine in a hunt for three mysterious relics – but the factions looking for them might not be quite what they appear.
Starlit Adventure: Tarashana by Rachel Neuemeier
A deeply introspective adventure beyond the lands of Sun and Moon!
These Shrooms Are The Best Shrooms: The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett
Fungal!punk alchemy with leviathans and a genius detective who never leaves her room!
Also I am using the UK cover because it is the BEST!
Sunday Soupçons #28
A maybe-fantastical historical novel in Tsarist Russia, and a beautiful but horrifying queer awakening in a magical dystopia.