
#poetrymatters
@TheSpineView
#wayward
#kansas
“Don't you cry no more.“ 🖤
#poetrymatters
@TheSpineView
#wayward
#kansas
“Don't you cry no more.“ 🖤
Another excellent horror novel!
Red Rabbit follows a group of strange individuals, each unique in their own way, who get thrown together under even stranger circumstances.
I didn't think a horror western would be my thing, but I loved this one. I had no clue where it was headed, which is always high praise for a book.
This story is gory, full of supernatural aspects and lots of action. And Rabbit is a character I'll never forget.
Amazing! Audio narrator helped keep a big list of characters separate. Witches, ghosts, ghouls, cannibals, all set in late 19th century Kansas. A quest worth joining! Plus a love story and humorous twists. High recommend.
The novel was dark and somewhat predictable as I got closer to the end, I figured it out. The characters were not particularly lovable. I did like being able to try to figure out what happened. The father‘s name fit him perfectly. 4.5/5⭐️
4/5⭐️
What an interesting story with wonderfully strange characters! I devoured this one pretty quick (for my personal speed).
I certainly wasn‘t sure what to expect with this novel. It found it to be an interesting and engaging story. Gus, Mac and Theo were the main characters. Gus was an attorney, Mac a PI and Theo was a budding writer. There were many twists and turns, including a trip from Lawrence Kansas to Australia and back. Murders happened and scandals were running rampant. There wasn‘t any time when things stood still. A medium paced tale. 4/5
For my book club we read Red Rabbit, which I would characterize as a spaghetti horror western. A ragtag group set off across the plains to collect a bounty on a witch, running into all sorts of horrors along the way. It was a bloody ride! But there‘s more at play than the group realizes. I loved the two cowboys, Ned and Moses. This is a genre I would love to read more of! The cover is also gorgeous.