Growls and Grimm | Book Reviews

Browse Growls & Grimm’s archive of gothic book reviews featuring dark fantasy, thrillers, horror, romance, and atmospheric reads from the shadows.

  • The Haunting of Ashburn House by Darcy Coates

    The Haunting of Ashburn House by Darcy Coates

    Genre: Gothic Horror / Haunted House FictionVibe: Flickering candlelight, creaky floorboards, something watching from the woods “People whisper about Ashburn House. They say the old widow went mad. They say…

  • Innocence by Dean Koontz

    Innocence by Dean Koontz

    “Innocence is a slow-burning, poetic story that trades action for atmosphere — and rewards patient readers with something unforgettable.”

  • Saint Nellie by Arlene Robinson & Odal Madsen

    Saint Nellie by Arlene Robinson & Odal Madsen

    “Saint Nellie is a gut-punch in prose. A fierce, unflinching story of womanhood, trauma, and truth. told with fire and grace.”

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