magicalghoul's review
When it comes to anthologies you sort of expect a mixed bag with some great stories amid forgettable ones, but in this collection I found more of the latter than the former, which wasn't enough for me to be motivated enough to finish the rest.
That being said I'll list the ones I did like and would recommend:
♢ Pip and Estella by Valerie Alexander
♢ Think Of Me by Lindsay King-Miller
That being said I'll list the ones I did like and would recommend:
♢ Pip and Estella by Valerie Alexander
♢ Think Of Me by Lindsay King-Miller
tricapra's review
4.0
This is my first time reading a book from Riverdale Avenue Books, and I'll definitely be back for more. While there were some minor typos and basic editing errors in the second half of the book, this is definitely worth your time if the description catches your interest. Andrew Robertson has put together quite a compelling collection of queer, erotic horror stories. I was pleased that not all of the stories had tragic endings, and also pleased that the horror element was pretty prominent thoroughout. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone feeling prudish, because there are definitely some pretty graphic sex scenes. If you're looking for queer flavor in your paranormal erotica, this is definitely the book for you.
charkinzie's review
2.0
I made a few attempts at picking this title up and completing the review. Sadly, this collection wasn't for me. I love horror and LGBTQ+ stories and content and this one just didn't connect with me.
That being said, all of the stories are well-written. It just wasn't something that worked for me.
That being said, all of the stories are well-written. It just wasn't something that worked for me.
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