Remain: A Supernatural Love Story <— WHOA, RIGHT?? The king of twisty horror movies (he’s my absolute favorite – even the movies considered “duds” I’ve found captivating!!) and the king of twisty love stories and what a match-up!!!! I was absolutely delighted and there is nothing I love more than a good ghost love story, because… how can it possibly work, right? GAHHHHH!!!! My heart ached already going into this knowing I was in for something touching and angsty.
3.75 stars
Book Review – The Love of My Afterlife by Kirsty Greenwood
The Love of My Afterlife <— Very quirky, lots of funny (and at times, over-the-top silly) but definitely a rainy day read to cheer you up, though it does get kind of deep at one point and pulled at my heartstrings, which I appreciated. I love some depth with my silly-sweet, you know? I liked it!! It wasn’t necessarily unputdownable and mind-blowing but it was fun and full of heart. And it was also unforgettable. I actually like it even more now looking back on it and writing this.
Book Review – The Pram (Creature Feature collection) by Joe Hill

The Pram (Creature Feature collection) by Joe Hill (son of Stephen King) – and I love his writing style!
It could have been great had it not been so short (but sometimes the short stories are the ones that leave a mark). In this case, the ending was… too sudden and obvious for me. Like the author had to end it somehow, so it was just… done with a matter-of-fact scene that didn’t send shivers up my spine.
Thought it did have me second-guessing… a certain something. 😉
Book Review – The Golden Couple by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen

The Golden Couple by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen <— This one sounded right up my domestic thriller alley (had that stalker quality that gets me on edge), and I’ve already loved a couple of other books by these authors, so when it went on sale I one-clicked it SO hard.
It hooked me from the start. I loved being in the wife’s head, mulling over everything she was going through, all her trepidations, her suspicions, her fears, her reasoning…
She hasn’t stopped thinking about it either. Still, if she could undo it, she would. She’d give quite a lot for it never to have happened.
Book Review – You Are Not Alone: A Novel by Greer Hendricks & Sarah Pekkanen

You Are Not Alone: A Novel <— PSYCH-THRILLER ALERT!!! And pretty good overall (with a great twist that I didn’t see coming), but crazy far-fetched for the most part.
I’m all about vigilante stories but this one became a little obnoxious. At some point it just got so… night soap opera-y (in regards to cunning villains and the lengths they’ll go to, to get what they want), that it exhausted me. Also, there was some eye-rolling. I couldn’t help it. 🙄 😂