Honestly, this is worth reading just for the title. That‘s a good title.
It‘s also a messy horror/rom-com/cozy fantasy/who done it, with a big heaping serving of generational trauma.
Honestly, this is worth reading just for the title. That‘s a good title.
It‘s also a messy horror/rom-com/cozy fantasy/who done it, with a big heaping serving of generational trauma.
Bailing (or *at least* putting a pin in) at 67%. I really tried, but I‘m just not enjoying it. Not good humor:gore ratio.
4.5/5
The monster Shesheshen is awoken early from her hibernation by monster hunters and forced to into a fight that leads her straight to Homily. Homily is a kind woman who helps Shesheshen recover from her wounds with secrets of her own.
This was is a fantasy horror told from the perspective of the monster, who learns monsters aren't the most monstrous thing in this world. It was full of twists that I really enjoyed.
audiobook: Someone You Can Build a Nest In by John Wiswell
ebook: Dreadful by Caitlin Rozakis
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Each year when Shesheshen hibernated, she dreamed of her childhood nest.
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