Category: Book Review
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Review: ‘The Final Girl Support Group’ by Grady Hendrix
‘The Final Girl Support Group’ by Grady Hendrix is a thrilling horror-comedy novel that centers on a group of women who survived brutal, slasher-style massacres—each of them the lone survivor, or “final girl,” of a notorious killing spree. Now, years later, they meet in a support group to help process the trauma of their pasts.…
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Review: ‘The Devil and Mrs. Davenport’ by Paulette Kennedy
‘The Devil & Mrs. Davenport’ by Paulette Kennedy is a historical fiction novel set in 1950’s small town America. It follows Loretta Davenport who is the picture perfect housewife with the picture perfect family — until a local girl is murdered and Loretta begins receiving messages from beyond the grave. Trigger Warnings: Abuse (Physical, Emotional,…
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Review: ‘We Had To Remove This Post’ by Hanna Bervoetes
‘We Had to Remove This Post’ by Hanna Bervoetes is a novella that follows a woman named Eva, who works as a content moderator for a large tech company, tasked with reviewing and removing harmful, graphic, or disturbing content from social media platforms. Throughout the novella, Bervoets examines the effects of the gig economy and…
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Review: ‘Beach Read’ by Emily Henry
‘Beach Read’ by Emily Henry is about polar opposite writers, January Andrews and Augustus Everett who’s only common interest is that they are staying in the same neighborhood for the next three months. Both broke, in beach houses with writer’s block. One thing leads to another and a deal is struck that forces them from…
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