u/Pumpkin_Squish

I used to love the library as a kid but when I was around 13 I didn't read as much just a few popular YA novels, and then I completely stopped reading at 16. A year after my local library shut down to be moved (about 10 minutes up the road) to a bigger more modern building and I've never been.

I've got back into reading the last 3/4 years and now I'm interested in so many more genres, it's got to the point my bookshelf at home is filling up and I'm getting annoyed at buying books I think I'll like but don't. I remember having such a great time at the library as a kid, books everywhere and so quiet.

I've been having health problems all year and now as I'm starting to feel better I want to read as much as I can, which wasn't always possible with being ill. I should be picking up my card this Saturday along with a couple books I've reserved already, a sci fi book and a collection of horror story stories, looking forward to the weekend!

I’m reading thrillers/horrors for autumn and wanted some Grady Hendrix recs. I started reading Witchcraft for Wayward girls but I dnf’d it at around 20/30%, I loved his writing style but the story seemed lacking and I was quite disappointed.
Has anyone had the same experience with this book? And are they any books of his you really enjoyed?