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A review by heyitsmeg777
The Society for Soulless Girls by Laura Steven
3.0
I love the chance to be able to read all sorts of new stories out there and given the fact that I have recently gotten into the horror/thriller genre and reading more of these stories in this particular genre, I am glad I got my hands to read rhis one.
This one sets out to give similar vibes to Alex Brown's Damned if you do and Chelsea Ichaso's They're watching you in which both have queer main characters, involves lesbians falling in love while solving mysteries, murders and battling with supernatural vibes that made me feel right at home with this one. I liked the story even if it did take me a while to get into it and so, while it also took some time to warm myself up to the characters, I definitely liked the humor and the twists and turns that had me trying to figure out what would happen next. It was a pretty good read overall even if it also took a bit more effort to get into this one.
Overall: 3.5/5 stars
This one sets out to give similar vibes to Alex Brown's Damned if you do and Chelsea Ichaso's They're watching you in which both have queer main characters, involves lesbians falling in love while solving mysteries, murders and battling with supernatural vibes that made me feel right at home with this one. I liked the story even if it did take me a while to get into it and so, while it also took some time to warm myself up to the characters, I definitely liked the humor and the twists and turns that had me trying to figure out what would happen next. It was a pretty good read overall even if it also took a bit more effort to get into this one.
Overall: 3.5/5 stars