Dig The Plot

A dream home with a deadly appetite. Max Doty serves up a deliciously twisted, darkly funny horror story that proves homeownership can be absolutely terrifying. Don't miss this week's review of The House That Eats The Dead.

This week on Dig The Plot, we are talking The Witch by Freida McFadden. Be sure and tune in because we've got some hauntingly honest opinions to unpack.

This week we are talking Big Little Truths by Liane Moriarty and this reunion left me less intrigued and more exhausted. The biggest mystery? How was this so boring?

This week I review the book Look What The Cat Dragged In by Jason Rekulak...this story delivers creepy, twisted horror that will have you questioning every cat you meet. And you might even start avoiding cats altogether.

Jeneva Rose takes us straight into the dark side of paranoia, obsession and secrets with her latest book Sometimes I Scare Myself. It's twisted, unsettling, and the right amount of unhinged for spooky season.

Five stars for The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett! Southern secrets, messy friendships, and women causing just the right amount of trouble.

Halloween is supposed to be fun...until the dead decide to join the party. All Hallow's Eve by Ellen Datlow delivers 19 dark, creepy stories packed with ghosts, monsters, rituals and things that should've stayed buried. Some were deliciously disturbing. Others....needed a little more bite.

A creepy mystery, a questionable heroine, and a whole lot of terrible decisions. They Say A Girl Died Here by Sarah Pinborough - kept me curious but Anna tested my patience every step of the way. Three stars and several eye rolls.

A picture-perfect trad wife fantasy, a creepy farm, seven unsettling children, and enough secrets to make that sourdough starter look suspicious. Sarah Langan's Trad Wife had a killer premise - but did the horror deliver?

A creepy island, a century-old disappearance, and a film crew making some truly questionable decisions. Riley Sager brings the secrets, the paranoia, and the twists in The Unknown.