OLD ROADS, OLD GODS A supernatural anthology

Reading "Old Roads, Old Gods" truly immerses you in a blend of paranormal adventure and emotional complexity. What stood out to me was how the anthology explores not just supernatural elements like ghosts and altered perceptions, but also deep interpersonal dynamics, especially the evolving relationships among close friends. The road trip setting adds a thrilling backdrop, making the supernatural encounters feel more vivid and immediate. I appreciated the nuanced portrayal of the main character’s feelings toward her three best friends, creating a tension that balances the paranormal themes with relatable human emotions. The anticipation of the supernatural mysteries intertwining with personal revelations kept me hooked throughout. This mix of mmmf romance (male-male-male-female), best friends to lovers, and subtle ghostly presences taps into several beloved tropes while feeling fresh. It’s also interesting how the anthology reflects on old gods and ancient myths, giving the stories a timeless edge beyond just ghostly hauntings. If you enjoy stories where the road trip leads not only to ghostly encounters but also to discovering hidden feelings and facing emotional crossroads, this anthology offers a rich and engaging experience. I found myself thinking about the characters’ dilemmas long after reading, proving its emotional resonance. For readers intrigued by supernatural tales woven with romance and friendship, "Old Roads, Old Gods" is a compelling collection worth delving into. The inclusion of authors like Miranda May and N.F. Schmitt brings diverse perspectives and storytelling styles, enriching the anthology’s tapestry of old myths and modern relationships.