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Sep. 4th, 2023 05:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shadowkatWell that link that I posted to the books coming out in the last post is dangerous. Or the marketing worked. It got me to pre-order two haunted house books, and buy a third.
A Haunting on The Hill by Elizabeth Hand
Starling House by Alix E. Harrow
And Wydling Manor by Elizabeth Hand.
I also already have T Kingfisher's "A House with Good Bones", and "The Hollow Places". I've already read The Twisted Ones, and discovered she's now my go-to horror novelist.
It's hard to find a good psychological horror novelist. I'm picky. (I've also read a lot of a genre that I claim not to like all that much. I apparently have a love/hate relationship with horror and dark fantasy novels.)
The Twisted Ones really creeped me out and still haunts me to this day. That was a well done book.
A Haunting on The Hill by Elizabeth Hand
Starling House by Alix E. Harrow
And Wydling Manor by Elizabeth Hand.
I also already have T Kingfisher's "A House with Good Bones", and "The Hollow Places". I've already read The Twisted Ones, and discovered she's now my go-to horror novelist.
It's hard to find a good psychological horror novelist. I'm picky. (I've also read a lot of a genre that I claim not to like all that much. I apparently have a love/hate relationship with horror and dark fantasy novels.)
The Twisted Ones really creeped me out and still haunts me to this day. That was a well done book.