Curated to-be-read lists and themed book collections for every mood, season, and dark aesthetic obsession. Perfect for growing your haunting TBR.
š¤ Booklist: If You Fell for Wicked, Try These Paranormal Romancesā¦ 1. Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning āļø Fae, mystery, and forbidden attraction in Dublin. Perfect if you want urban fantasy + paranormal romance in one. 2. Crescent City: Houseā¦
š¤ Booklist: If You Survived Sinnerās Retreatā¦ 1. The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by Amelia Wilde š„ Billionaire villain vibes. Banter + obsession + a dangerous man you shouldnāt want but do. 2. There Are No Saints byā¦
The nights are stretching longer, the air feels a little heavier, and spooky season is creeping closer. These gothic must-reads are handpicked to haunt your shelves and keep you up far too late ā with the lamp on, of course.ā¦
Just thinking about Saint Nellie by Odal Madsen, again, and I need a minute. Maybe several. Itās the kind of book that doesnāt whisperāit howls.Grief? Present.Poetic pain? Absolutely.Hope? Barely, but youāll claw for it. If youāre in the mood toā¦
Just finished Never Flinch by Stephen Kingā¦ and Iām conflicted.Did I love it? Not quite.Did I hate it? Nope.Did I stare into the void a little afterward? Absolutely. Sometimes a book doesnāt need to be perfectāit just needs to unsettleā¦
I just finished Caught Up by Navessa Allen and whew, this one got under my skin in the best way.Tension? Off the charts.Banter? Sharp enough to slice me open.Feelings? So many. Unexpected. Inconvenient. Relentless. If you love when romance hitsā¦
Morally gray love interests. Death-adjacent devotion. And enough emotional destruction to fuel your Wednesday. This week’s list features goth-flavored romances for readers who arenāt afraid of a little soul-binding obsession. š¤We made it to Wednesdayš¤ This week I finished Toā¦