A dark horror story with psychological thriller vibes, Corpse Creek follows Ethan as grief and love push him to question just how far he is willing to go to bring someone he loves back. As the boundaries between life and death begin to blur, Ethan finds himself on a dangerous downward spiral where love may come at a much darker cost.

After enjoying Witch of the Wolves, I was excited to see where Kaylee Archer would take the story next. The Wolf Queen's Curse gave me the character development and deeper storyline I was hoping for, while still keeping the fast pace that made the first book such an easy read. And that ending? Let's just say I'm definitely ready for the next one.

Witch of the Wolves combines historical romance and paranormal elements in a fast-paced story that caught my attention with its intriguing premise. While I enjoyed the concept and the characters, I found myself wishing the story would slow down a little and give the characters more time to develop. Here’s my honest take on Kaylee Archer’s latest read.

In Reign by Bethan Croome, a young woman disguises herself as a man as she navigates a world filled with magic, folklore, dangerous creatures, and complicated relationships. As she tries to forge her own path, she finds herself caught between who she has been and who she wants to become.

Keeping Score follows Tristan and Michelle as their chemistry turns into something more. Tristan is the laid-back, lovable goalie, while Michelle is independent, hardworking, and determined to build the life she wants. Together, they make a sweet and easy-to-root-for couple in this lighthearted sports romance.

I really, really wanted to love Lost and Found. After loving the first two books in the Spunes, Oregon series, I was so excited to finally get Silas’s story. Unfortunately, this one just didn’t connect with me the way I hoped it would. I loved Bea and Silas together, but I struggled with the overall storyline and found myself wishing their love story had happened years earlier.

Laurel and Calder get a second chance at love in this small-town romance filled with community, family, and complicated relationships. While I enjoyed the chemistry between the characters and the sense of community throughout the story, the many plotlines and fast pace made it difficult for me to fully connect with the romance. Here's my honest three-star review of Dust and Denim.

A creepy YA thriller, a cursed town, and enough 80s nostalgia to make you want to dust off your old walkie-talkie—Night Terror takes readers back to a time when horror was a little more old-school and a lot of fun.

Looking for a fast-paced YA mystery with a unique mix of art, serial killers, tarot, and a little bit of the occult? Paint Me Like Your Dead Girls by Cynthia Murphy kept me hooked with an intriguing mystery, a clever dual timeline, and an investigation led by a determined teen journalist. Here's why I gave it 4 stars!

Deadly Does It by Abby Waxman is the next installment in the Mann & Mason series, and I was so excited to get my hands on an early copy. After enjoying the first book, I couldn't wait to dive back in with these characters—and this sequel definitely delivered. Once again, Waxman gives readers a fast-paced, action-packed mystery filled with sharp wit, hilarious banter, and more than a few flying fists. The humor and dialogue are some of my favorite parts of this series. The cha

If Christopher Pike and Fear Street defined your teenage reading years, Dead Fake will feel wonderfully familiar while adding a modern twist. In my 4.5-star review, I share why Vincent Ralph's first Bleak Haven novel hooked me with its eerie small-town atmosphere, memorable characters, AI-driven mystery, and an ending that left me eager for the next book.

A slow-burn psychological thriller with a strong ending, The Breakup Retreat by Camilla Sten takes time to build but delivers twists and momentum in its final stretch.

I was immediately drawn to Every Exquisite Thing because of its Dorian Gray-inspired premise, but what stayed with me most was its powerful message about beauty and self-worth. With gothic undertones, memorable characters, and plenty to reflect on, this was a thought-provoking 4-star read.

A quiet coastal town, buried secrets, and an unsettling darkness lurking just beneath the surface — The Cove blends gothic horror with thriller elements to create a tense and atmospheric story. As Lindsay becomes drawn deeper into the mysteries surrounding the town, strange events and growing danger force her to confront fears and truths that refuse to stay hidden.

A quick, end-of-the-month card-making session turns into a creative win with the April 2026 SheetLoad of Cards. Featuring four sentiment variations and a simple, versatile layout, this project proves that great cards don’t need a lot of time—just a good design and a little inspiration.

When darkness creeps in, so does something far more sinister. Dark Is When the Devil Comes follows multiple perspectives as unsettling events begin to unfold, weaving together a chilling story of fear, secrets, and the unknown. As the tension builds, the line between reality and something far more terrifying begins to blur—leaving you questioning what’s truly lurking beneath the surface.

Love gothic vampire stories? Read my review of Thrall by Rebecca Mahoney — a moody campus novel with classic lore and a haunting radio station.

Releasing March 31st, this is one you won’t want to miss. A magical inn, a girl searching for belonging, and a mirror that just might change everything… The Faraway Inn is a heartfelt fantasy filled with wonder, resilience, and the kind of magic that stays with you long after the final page.

A charming summer romance filled with heart, humor, and one unforgettable dog. When an unlikely living arrangement brings Hannah and Simon together, sparks slowly begin to fly in the coziest small-town setting.

In two timelines decades apart, a group of women becomes entangled in psychological experiments that blur the lines between science and the supernatural. As past and present collide, buried secrets surface — revealing the true cost of power, control, and the desperate need to be believed.