October Reads 📖📖📖
62. Savannah Spectres & Other Strange Tales by Margaret Wayt DeBolt
A great look at the mystifying specters that haunt Savannah and its surrounding areas. A great spooky read for the month of October.
63. The Damned by Harper L. Woods
Are you kidding me?! This amazing book and that’s the ending!!?!!?! I need the next one like now. I’m team Margot. Go Margot! Beel is amazing. This book is amazing. No notes!
64. Psychic Witch by Mat Auryn
A great read if you’re looking for some inspo on how to be better tuned in. I always feel like this knowledge is out of my depth but this book broke it down for me in a great and accessible way. Just a little wordy in parts.
65. Bride by Ali Hazelwood
A reread to prepare myself for Mate! Still so good.
66. Mate by Ali Hazelwood
Ali hazelwood, how have you pulled me in yet again with questionable werewolves?! Absolutely devoured this one and am obsessed with the audiobook. Serena is my spirit animal. I laughed, cried and wanted to throw this thing across the room so many times. I zoomed through it because it was just so good!
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October is the perfect month to dive into books that embrace the spooky and the mysterious, and this collection of reads fits right into that seasonal vibe. Starting with "Savannah Spectres & Other Strange Tales" by Margaret Wayt DeBolt, readers get a glimpse into the haunting specters that drift through Savannah’s historic streets, blending spooky folklore with intriguing historical accounts. If you're intrigued by ghost stories that mix truth and suspense, this book offers a compelling and atmospheric journey, even if some parts feel a bit slow. For those who prefer supernatural thrillers with a dash of unforgettable characters, "The Damned" by Harper L. Woods is a gripping choice. With its intense cliffhanger and dynamic duo that combines demonic elements with magic, this book hooks readers deeply into its world. Fans often find themselves rooting for characters like Margot and Beel, enjoying the twists and emotional rollercoaster that Woods masterfully crafts. If you're interested in exploring metaphysical and psychic themes rather than traditional spooky tales, "Psychic Witch" by Mat Auryn is an accessible guide that breaks down sometimes complex concepts into easy-to-understand exercises, meditation techniques, and manifestation practices. This book helps readers get in tune with their intuition and enhance psychic awareness in a practical way, albeit with moments that might feel a tad wordy. Romance and supernatural elements intertwine in Ali Hazelwood's books featured here — "Bride" and its sequel "Mate". "Bride" is a delightful reread, perfect for those who enjoy marriage-of-convenience tropes laced with witty dialogue and emotional depth. "Mate" continues to captivate with its unique take on werewolves and vampires, blending humor, heartfelt moments, and suspense. The audiobook version of "Mate" is especially popular for bringing character Serena to life, making listeners laugh and cry along with her journey. This list offers a varied selection for October readers, from ghost stories that capture spooky history to paranormal romance and insightful metaphysical guides. It’s an excellent lineup for #booktok enthusiasts, #bookcluboflemon8 members, or anyone looking to enrich their October reading experience with stories that entertain and inspire.
