pickGeorgette Heyer is pure comfort food for me. Cousin Kate, her satirical gothic tale, rarely gets much praise and I agree the peril aspect could have been handled differently. Nevertheless Kate and her former nurse Sarah are wonderful characters, two of my favourite Heyer heroines. While Aunt Minerva is one of her most chilling villians.
Where are all my gothic fans? For #Poe's birthday I shared my Gothic Fantasy TBR list. Tell me what you think.
It's on my blog at rbf.wtf
You can shop the list on Amazon too if you'd like. The link is in the blog post.
Be warned it's not a business blog (even though I have a business). My business links are all there, but it's just my own personal ramblings and likes.
I just recently heard of #SerialReader and I'm absolutely loving it! This has basically been my week right here in a nutshell fueled by espresso 😂
pickStill gripping and satisfying the second time around.
Just gone and bought this book, so excited to receive it, especially as it's set where I live, however it's based in the 1800s!
#YoungAdult #HistoricalFiction #Romance #Gothic #YA
Day 20: A Book with an Unreliable Narrator
Happy Birthday to Edgar Allan Poe 🎊🎉🎁🎈🎂
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pickI really enjoyed this book. I didn't anticipate how much I'd grow to like the characters by the end of the book. One of those books I was a little sad to get to the end of.
The year of Phyllis A. Whitney officially begins.
pickMichelle Paver is a master at creating atmosphere. I had listened to her previous book Dark Matter and was transported into an Arctic ghost story. Wakenhyrst is very firmly set in turn of the century England. It is claustrophobic, compelling, and delightfully creepy. I love my edition. It has gorgeous endpapers and an attached ribbon bookmark. Adore!
