Welcome to Litsy!

Dark atmospheres, splatter, pure horror and vampires!
The perfect recipe for a book that I will remember forever!
It reminds me a lot of #Theythirst by McCammon but they're not too similar to each other.
I just didn't like the female characters, they're very stereotyped... but it's the only thing I didn't like of this book that bring us back to the '80s 🤟🏻

Few pages left and I have to work 😱😭

1. Ninfadora Tonks 💜 eccentric, loyal, true to myself

2. Well I had a family fight actually 😅 My dad's parents hate me and my mother and I couldn't stand any longer 😅

3. Myself actually. I worked hard and I can now see some results

@Mavey @TheNeverendingTBR @xicanti @ozma.of.oz wanna play?

So, this is how I finished the #JoysofJune #readathon by @Andrew65 😎😎

1. Pet Sematary ✔
2. Monkey's Paw ✔
3. Horrorstor ✔
4. Draculea ✔
5. Ghost Story ❌
6. Lolita ❌
7. The light at the end ~ 20% read
8. Never let me go ✔

It could have been worse 😂

Update for #JoysofJune #readathon by @Andrew65 😎😎

My goals:

1. Pet Sematary ✔
2. Monkey's Paw ✔
3. Horrorstor ✔
4. Draculea ✔
5. Ghost Story
6. Lolita
7. The light at the end ~ Started
8. Never let me go ✔

I am posting one book per day from my to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it. Some will be old, some will be new - don't judge me, I have a lot of books.

Day 2nd

Join the fun if you want!

#tbrpile

The first splatterpunk novel published in 1986. Maybe I‘ve read too much horror because I didn‘t think it was overly gross. The story was ok. Writing was alright. It was kinda dated. If you grew up in NY in the late 80‘s/early 90‘s you may get a kick out of it just for the nostalgia.

Yes, I‘m reading about vampires killing people on trains while riding the train!

Love these awesome author pics!