Scan barcode
A review by deluneth
Night of the Living Queers by Alex Brown, Shelly Page
4.0
Let me say, reading horror is a little iffy for me because I never feel truly immersed in it. But this collection of stories really had me uneased or actually scared at points!
Like any collection of stories, there are some that are little slower than others, but I think that most of these stories had me hooked by the ending if they did not have me in the first half. It really does not feel like you are reading 300 or so pages!
"Hello There, Demon" is my favorite story of the collection! I loved the setup and all the potential that the story could provide! I would love to see a whole book on Cody in the human world and all of his antics! I think "Nine Stops" was the story that unsettled me the most. I will not spoil it but the ending of that one? Whew! Gives me real Unfriended (2014) vibes.
Anyways! If you love horror and reading about a variety of lgbtq+ getting put into scary scenarios, I definitely recommend!
Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC!
Like any collection of stories, there are some that are little slower than others, but I think that most of these stories had me hooked by the ending if they did not have me in the first half. It really does not feel like you are reading 300 or so pages!
"Hello There, Demon" is my favorite story of the collection! I loved the setup and all the potential that the story could provide! I would love to see a whole book on Cody in the human world and all of his antics! I think "Nine Stops" was the story that unsettled me the most. I will not spoil it but the ending of that one? Whew! Gives me real Unfriended (2014) vibes.
Anyways! If you love horror and reading about a variety of lgbtq+ getting put into scary scenarios, I definitely recommend!
Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC!