Review: Outcast Sister - James Davidson - October 2023 This book is my first tour with The Book Folks and it was a great read too especially for a self-published debut novel and also a bonus being set in the UK. Normally, I often find books set in the UK to be quite slow-paced especially their thrillers, and even though this one had a bit of that pacing issue, because of the content and the creepiness of the story it didn't seem to reflect the slower pace as much. The book starts with someone known as "The Doctor" waking up in a strange room feeling like he is dying and remembering only one name Eleanor with a line crossed through it. The book then jumps to Eleanor Rose who is a police officer in London when she gets some strange notes and phone calls telling her to run, she then gets an email from an old lover she hasn't spoken to in five years with their code word. Daniel is in trouble and so she hightails it back home to Liverpool, where her half-sister Beth Krus...

Review: Dollhouse - JC Bratton - October 2020 Dollhouse had captured my attention on Booksirens as it sounded a bit creepy and it did not disappoint as we are first introduced to John who is a doll collector. He buys an old dollhouse from a Japanese creator and along with it, three dolls named Buffy, Muffy, and Duffy. Along with the dollhouse is a small book which talks about the origins of the three dolls. One night John picks up the book and gives it a read. As he reads the book, he realizes that maybe just maybe his dolls aren't actually "just" dolls but at one point "real humans". Dollhouse was a very creepy read and a quick read which is perfect if you are looking for something short and easy to sink your teeth into and with it being creepy, you will find yourself reading this novella even quicker.  Dollhouse is the perfect read for those who love horror and creepy dolls like Annabelle and Chucky. Amazon: https://amzn.to/2QJJPLr