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Teeth in the Mist by Dawn Kurtagich

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georgilvsbooks's review against another edition

5.0

“For those who scream in silence.”

I am such a huge fan of Dawn’s work! She ALWAYS knows how to give me the chills!

From page 1 I was sucked in. I just loved it.

The book itself is just beautiful, from the cover, to the pages inside.

Perfect for fans of gothic, horror, paranormal stories.

nica00's review against another edition

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4.0

A demonic horror story, quite creepy & atmospheric, but inconsistencies and implausible motives & plot flow reduced this multiple timeline retelling of Faust.

rachhhelllllll's review against another edition

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3.25

Differing timelines made it hard to get into the book more but it picked up!

rosemary_nagy's review against another edition

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1.0

All I really need to say about Teeth in the Mist is that it used autistic as an insult and poked fun at a character for being disabled. Neither of these were presented as bad things. If you enjoyed the story good for you, but as a disabled person who is strongly suspected to be autistic, I can’t enjoy a book that makes fun of people like me and I won’t be reading anything more from this ableist author.

vanessamariebooks's review against another edition

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4.0

Ok, so Dawn Kurtagich is now an autobuy author for me. She is the queen of YA horror. I definitely recommend reading this book in BOTH audio and physical format AT THE SAME TIME. The audio narration is amazing, but you don't want to miss out on the pics included in this book, so use both formats. This book, like all of Dawn's books, has a super creepy/atmospheric vibe, and the audiobook plays that up to perfection. This story follows 3 main female characters, all from different time periods. We mostly get the perspectives of two the female characters, Zoey and Roan. Hermoine, the third female character, we get glimpses of her story mainly through her diary entries. It took me a long time to really get into Roan's story, but once I did I feel like the story really picked up. I'm still a little confused about the ending. It was interesting, but a little confusing. Overall, it was great and a perfect book to read during the fall season.