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Diary of a Damsel Dame (The Delilah Vale Saga, Book 1)
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Dark & Sapphic: A Dark Romantasy Anthology
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People We Love Too Late
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Perfectopia is the kind of story that feels terrifying not because it’s far-fetched, but because it isn’t.The premise alone is enough to hook you, the idea that the world’s problems could be “fixed” without conflict, without resistance, without anyon ...more "
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So Shall You Reap is one of those books that completely consumes you once it gets its claws in. I sat down intending to read a few chapters and suddenly hours had passed, my anxiety was through the roof, and I physically could not stop until I knew h
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This is the kind of psychological thriller that takes an already terrifying situation and slowly twists it into something even darker. What starts as a miracle quickly turns into a nightmare, and the tension builds so naturally that I genuinely could
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"This was a short story with a lot to say! The imagery was great. It almost made me want to hold my breath. The ending was perfect!"
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Diary of a Damsel Dame (The Delilah Vale Saga, Book 1):
"I've never really read a book like this before. Although I've always been quite fond of psychological thrillers, and dark drama. When the description compared the book to Dexter , Gone Girl and Bates Motel....it was a no brainer and a must read for m"
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Dead Men Dig Gold is exactly the kind of western horror I love: atmospheric, brutal, and dripping with dread from the very first page. What grabbed me immediately was the setting. Red Mercy feels like a town that's already dying long before the dead b ...more |
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Starforge Legacy feels like being thrown headfirst into absolute cosmic chaos and somehow loving every second of it. This book is wild in the best possible way. It blends sci-fi, fantasy, absurdist humor, space opera energy, and genuine emotional stak ...more |
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| Cat’s Got Your Tongue completely caught me off guard in the best way. I went in expecting a gritty crime thriller, and while it absolutely delivers on the violence, suspense, and revenge, it also ended up having way more emotional depth than I antici ...more | |
“Loneliness was never meant for the living; it was especially designed for the dying by Satan himself.
Whether we’re surrounded by loved ones or not, it’s only the one slipping into the next world that is experiencing death.
Dying is the loneliest moment of anyone’s life—and everyone seems hell-bent on getting there as fast as possible.”
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Whether we’re surrounded by loved ones or not, it’s only the one slipping into the next world that is experiencing death.
Dying is the loneliest moment of anyone’s life—and everyone seems hell-bent on getting there as fast as possible.”
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“I could tie someone up with that silk scarf and throw him into the river, his bloated body bobbing up in the morning to spoil the tourists’ breakie.
I could stab someone’s eardrums in with the stiletto of my candy-pink heels.
I could slit someone’s eyeballs open with my mermaid scale sequin bomber jacket.
And I’d look fabulous doing it.
I think about that sometimes. The utility of beauty.”
― Diary of a Damsel Dame
I could stab someone’s eardrums in with the stiletto of my candy-pink heels.
I could slit someone’s eyeballs open with my mermaid scale sequin bomber jacket.
And I’d look fabulous doing it.
I think about that sometimes. The utility of beauty.”
― Diary of a Damsel Dame
“I wonder if anyone watches me, if someone across the street sees the glow of my bedroom, the silhouette of my canopy, the flick of my vape light, the press of my palm against glass. Do they see a girl? Or do they see the monster inside the maiden?
I could be your neighbor. I could be the one who waves at your dog, the one who compliments your shoes on the train, the one who holds the door for your precious daughter.
And I could be the last thing you ever see.”
― Diary of a Damsel Dame
I could be your neighbor. I could be the one who waves at your dog, the one who compliments your shoes on the train, the one who holds the door for your precious daughter.
And I could be the last thing you ever see.”
― Diary of a Damsel Dame