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A review by whitwein
Mourning Glory by L.L. McKinney, Bethany C. Morrow
4.5
Witches? Demons? Close family bonds?
Yes please.
The Cauley sisters have met back at their ancestral home/last Black owned funeral home in the state to mourn the loss of their mother and figure out what to do now that her magic that was protecting them from a demon is gone.
The audiobook is read by Bahni Turpin who is one of my favorite narrators. It also has sound effects which I didn’t super care for but Bahni’s narration still made it super enjoyable.
I loved the family bonds and all the different relationship ships the women had with each other and how they were able to come together to figure out what the root of the problem was. The flashbacks were intense and definitely be aware of triggers (graphic lynching scene)
Overall I thought it was a well done horror!
Yes please.
The Cauley sisters have met back at their ancestral home/last Black owned funeral home in the state to mourn the loss of their mother and figure out what to do now that her magic that was protecting them from a demon is gone.
The audiobook is read by Bahni Turpin who is one of my favorite narrators. It also has sound effects which I didn’t super care for but Bahni’s narration still made it super enjoyable.
I loved the family bonds and all the different relationship ships the women had with each other and how they were able to come together to figure out what the root of the problem was. The flashbacks were intense and definitely be aware of triggers (graphic lynching scene)
Overall I thought it was a well done horror!