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Desiree’s 2025 Year in Books
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Dan Mckeithan's review
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Nightmare Reef: A Deep Sea Thriller:
"Dread, tension, and suspense. That's what you get from the Wagner family as they sail across the ocean from Australia to San Francisco. And that's just the start. Deborah brings us a deep-sea thriller like no other. Imagine Jaws after a family as the"
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| Just when you thought you’d read all the best that zombie fiction has to offer, along comes a jewel! I adored this book. The descriptions are phenomenal and horrific, plenty of jump scares, and it feels like a World War Z meets Fallout meets Castaway ...more | |
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Bray Mattheson's review
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All the Things You Cannot See: An Oceanic Horror Anthology:
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As a surfer and horror fan, I’ll read anything with salt water in it. So yeah—I’ve been through my fair share of ocean horror, both short stories and novels. Most of it leans on what works: sharks, pirates, giant man-eatin" Read more of this review » |
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Milt Theo's review
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All the Things You Cannot See: An Oceanic Horror Anthology:
"It's quite refreshing to find an anthology of thalassophobic horror which avoids Lovecraftian tropes and overused monster attacks, and goes for atmosphere and emotional depth instead. "Thalassophobia" is a just a big word for the fear of deep water, "
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| Wow, this was a great read! Realistic, properly gory, and well written. The lady in red is a thing of nightmares! | |
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| Alex Tucker is the new master of slow-burn psychological horror. This carefully crafted novella is in no rush as it builds with slowly creeping dread, but it is a textbook example of psychological horror. It is also one of the few books I've read tha ...more | |
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| A solid, slow-burning, supernatural horror that explores numerous horror tropes like body horror and grief horror, while being a richly character-driven novel. The author has a gift for description, whether it's the setting or the characters, and it ...more | |
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| What a trip! I am still mulling over what I just read, and I suspect I will be for a while. I’ve read each author separately, and together it’s a perfect marriage of splatterpunk gross out, lore and world building, and well researched myth. The faces ...more | |
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