I‘ve had this sitting in my Kindle library for ages and never got around to reading. It‘s actually pretty damn engaging.
Best woman written by a man I‘ve read in ages and turns out none of the women are human! 🤬
Revelator: A novel | 
pickBest woman written by a man I‘ve read in ages and turns out none of the women are human! 🤬
I‘ve had this sitting in my Kindle library for ages and never got around to reading. It‘s actually pretty damn engaging.
pickI picked this up because i loved Daryl Gregory‘s Spoonbenders. This is so much darker - but i loved it. I think it counts as Horror but compared to what @Reggie reads, its probably Rainbow Magic Fairies level 😂😂. But for anyone else - this is a dark twisty tale of Stella, an Appalachian moonshiner in 1948 who is drawn back to her childhood home for a funeral. Her family practiced their own secret religion out in the woods… ⬇️
pickWell, shit. I wanted to get things done today, but instead I finished this book. I haven‘t read a whole book through in a day since I was a teenager. You might love Revelator. It‘s spooky, twisty, and you can‘t trust anyone.
I needed some time to get to Revelator. It feels, so far, like an episode of Old Gods of Appalachia but without the tenderness. Mind you, that‘s not bad! It‘s just very different. My reading buddy and I are shirking our eternal laundry responsibilities, and maybe that‘s okay.
pickExcellent new horror!
Set in the backwoods of Appalachia, this story follows a family full of secrets and a strange religion. I absolutely loved the setting and felt it added a lot to the overall gothic feel.
I don't want to give away too much but there are some truly creepy moments, a few great twists, and a perfect ending for this unforgettable tale.
Highly recommend this one to horror fans.
pickThis is one of the wildest and most original books that I have read in a long time. I‘d call it Appalachian Gothic.
I've been waiting foreverrrr on libby because my local hasn't purchased a copy and I am promptly devouring it. It's incredible so far!
pickThis book was even better than I expected. Really great writing, fascinating characters, clever twists and some seriously jaw-dropping moments. Such a strong sense of place and time—I loved the backwoods setting, the people, and even the messed up religiosity. And that perfect horror novel ending! 😎
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Great choice for #LMPBC, Reggie! It is on its way to you, Karen. 😃
pickI'd let this book slip by on my eARC list and thought I'd try it and maybe abandon it but NO. This was a riveting novel of southern gothic horror centered around an Appalachian community where there is a "god in the mountains." Select women are the revelators and commune with the god while the men are interpreters and getting ready to introduce the god to the world.↘️
pickThere is this comedian, Katt Williams, who does this bit where he‘s talking to the ladies saying that there are no 100% men. That some of them are sitting next to 70% men hoping for an upgrade they can‘t even laugh at the joke because he‘s looking over at them. How some of them have a 98% man going to his job, paying the bills, cooking them food, taking care of her children better than he takes care of his own, and she throws him all away 👇🏼
pickRevelator is a delightfully creepy Appalachian folk-gothic-horror novel about a mountain family and the strange, vaguely sinister god they worship. Think H.P. Lovecraft meets V.C. Andrews meets Mexican Gothic. Not my normal fare but I really enjoyed it! Thanks to Libro.fm for the complimentary listening copy!
pickUnique unsettling tale about a girl in Tennessee and the god her family has worshipped for years. Hard book to classify in just one genre, has a bit of everything in it (horror, gothic, coming of age, mystery, creepy ick, heartwarming vibes, and sci if). #NetGalley #Revelator
