Why Did I Listen To The Killing Jar by Jennifer Bosworth? The Killing Jar is Jennifer Bosworth’s second book. I was absolutely a fan of her debut, Struck, and so found myself eager for The Killing Jar. Thankfully, the library and Hoopla had my back and made it super easy for me to read Bosworth’s latest via […]
Slasher Girls & Monster Boys stories selected by April Genevieve Tucholke | Book Review
February 16, 2016
If you’re in the market for an anthology that is very even overall without stories that will have you wondering why on Earth they were included along with high caliber stories – you’ll love Slasher Girls & Monster Boys: Stories Selected by April Genevieve Tucholke. This is one of the best anthologies I have read in a […]
The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich | Review
February 1, 2016
The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich is a book which I read to satisfy a craving for reading a book comprised of found documents after falling for Illuminae earlier in 2015. Aside from knowing about the found documents, I had no clue really what to expect from The Dead House going in. I found Kurtagich’s debut to […]
High School Horror Blog Tour + Giveaway
January 12, 2016
Hey all! I would love to welcome Chandler Baker to Good Books & Good Wine today to share a story of her own High School Horror. I swear I’ve tried to bury this memory so deep in my psyche that Freud couldn’t uncover it, a tactic that was going swimmingly until now, thank you very […]
Dead Upon A Time by Elizabeth Paulson | Book Review
October 29, 2015
I essentially went into Elizabeth Paulson’s Dead Upon A Time totally blind. I grabbed it from my shelves because it was exceedingly thin and threw it on my Dewey Readathon pile. Well, I figured based on the cover that it might be a creepy sort of read which would tie in well to my Halloween feelings […]
Blood And Salt by Kim Liggett | Book Review
October 28, 2015
You know those kids who read books like Goosebumps and then graduated to Stephen King and always were watching either So Weird or The X Files? I was totally one of those kids. Thus, Blood And Salt by debut author Kim Liggett really appealed to me. This book has been pitched as Romeo And Juliet meets Children Of The Corn and […]