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A Trade of Blood (Shadow of the Leviathan, #3)
Robert Jackson Bennett
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2027 Horror Releases
Horror novels, novellas, collections, anthologies, and nonfiction set to be released in 2027.
Please let me know if the publication date on any of these has changed to 2028 (or has been pulled completely), wouldya?
Suggestions welcome! I totally miss things. Just try and make sure it’s already in PB’s database; or, if it isn’t, that it’s up on GoodReads so I can import it to PB. Thanks!
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Neckbone
C.G. Drews
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The Kids Came Back Wrong
Wen-yi Lee
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The Summoning of Tess Pham
Trang Thanh Tran
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Chimera
Gretchen Felker-Martin
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Let’s face it, there wasn’t much of a question that I wasn’t going to love this collection or not rate it five stars. Not only is Gwendolyn Kiste one of my auto-buy authors, but she’s also one of the most accomplished modern-day authors when it comes to tales of all things haunted.
The Haunted Houses She Calls Her Own is Kiste in her native environment: concentrated tales of hauntings, one after another, and each one is a gem. Most tales feature strangers and stories new to us. We get a visit from Lucy Westerna, a character I’ll never turn down reading about. Trying to rank the stories or single them out is a mostly fruitless endeavor, because they all slap. If you’ve never read Kiste, this is a great place to start, because it’s 158 pages of easily digestible hauntings. Just don’t read it after dark. 5⭐️
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Storm Breaker (Storm Breaker, #1)
Nisha J. Tuli
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Trad Wife
Sarah Langan
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Fabulous Bodies
Chuck Tingle
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This Wretched Alchemy
Tina Mars
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Always the Villain (Vitale Brothers, #6)
Brea Alepoú
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Horror in < 200 pages
Horror books with a page count of 200 pages or less.
Before we started defining novellas by word count, they were defined as being any book less than 200 pages. Source: my Analysis of Short Stories & Literature professor in community college. I loved that class. But he loved James Joyce. So, ymmv, I guess.
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No one writes feral, psychotic, and still too adorable for their own good omegas like Marie Mackay. From Havoc, to Shatter, and now to Thistle, they just keep getting more savage and precious each time Mackay creates one.
Thistle has a ton of problems and no solutions. She’s known nothing but rejection, dismissal, avoidance, abuse, and abandonment all her life. Now she’s being auctioned off to the highest bidder because she killed her scent-matched alpha and she doesn’t think what time is left in her life is going to be pleasant at all… until she smells someone delicious in the crowd of bidders. She’d follow that smell to the pits of hell if they’d have her.
Once again, Marie Mackay doesn’t disappoint. There’s a reason I hop on any chance to review her titles early and why she’s an auto-buy for me and it’s not just because the spice is top-notch (in the case of this book it’s absolutely amazing, by the way!). Mackay loves to explore the dark, weird, and depraved side of omegaverse, but it’s always with just the right amount of sweetness threaded through some of the characters, taking the sting out of the bite. It’s a carrot and stick situation: Knox is duplicitous and manipulative, while Rogue is affectionate and generous. Knox grows more and more possessive of Thistle as the book goes on, while Rogue grows more and more feral for her. As for Thistle? Well, she just wants to be loved, cuddled, and have her brains screwed out constantly. Mostly she just never wants to be alone and will do anything to ensure that happens. And I mean anything.
Mackay has provided ample content and trigger warnings to go along with this book, and if you’re in any way a sensitive reader you’ll want to read them because Psycho Alphas is full of potentially triggering material. This book is definitely on the deep and dark side of omegaverse and is unashamed of how it depicts Thistle’s sexual wants, needs, desires, and kinks (even if she doesn’t understand what a kink is). These characters are all broken and may be capable of mending in book two, but this book ends on one heck of a cliffhanger I didn’t see coming.
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File Under: 5 Star Review/Book Series/Dark Romance/Romance Series/Omegaverse/Spice Level 3/Why Choose Romance
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All Her Beautiful Deaths
A. Rushby
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The Secret Dinner: A Novel
Raphael Montes
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