Amanda
A young woman must contend with her toxic extended family and demons both metaphorical and literal at the reading of her grandfather's will.
I wish someone had told Tirado horror works better when characters have redeeming qualities. You cannot fear for a character's safety when they are such a complete asshole that you really want them to die in agony.
The story is okay—kind of Knives Out with demons and without the inventiveness. It would have worked better if it had been filled with characters rather than caricatures.
Received via NetGalley.
A young woman must contend with her toxic extended family and demons both metaphorical and literal at the reading of her grandfather's will.
I wish someone had told Tirado horror works better when characters have redeeming qualities. You cannot fear for a character's safety when they are such a complete asshole that you really want them to die in agony.
The story is okay—kind of Knives Out with demons and without the inventiveness. It would have worked better if it had been filled with characters rather than caricatures.
Received via NetGalley.