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.

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.

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.

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 traveling girl gang in vintage clothes. A truck, an RV, and Death’s bidding. When I Was Death by Alexis Henderson is a haunting, atmospheric story about grief, belonging, and the seductive pull of something darker. It’s dreamy, unsettling, and layered with emotion — a quick read that lingers long after the final page.