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Review | Pine by Francine Toon
After her mother disappeared when she was a baby, Lauren is raised by her father Niall in a small village in the Scottish highlands. The villagers treat them strangely, she is bullied at…
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Review | Starve Acre by Andrew Michael Hurley
When their son suddenly dies, Richard and Juliette withdraw into themselves, stricken with trauma. They seek comfort elsewhere. Richard digs for a lost tree on a land rumoured to be cursed. Juliette enlists…
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Review | Cricket Hunters by Jeremy Hepler
When Cel was a teenager, she was part of a group who call themselves the Cricket Hunters. One of them disappeared without a trace and was never found. Fifteen years later, Cel’s husband…
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Review | Six Stories by Matt Wesolowski
Scott King, the host of the Six Stories podcast sets out to examine a case from 1997 where a teen was found dead at an outward bound centre. He interviews six people to…
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Review | Lesath by A.M. Kherbash
Greg wakes up in an unfamiliar room in clothes that don’t belong to him after he is attacked while exploring an abandoned area. What he discovers is that he is in a prison,…
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2019 Roundup + 2020 Reading Goals
Hello 2020! This marks the first New Year for Read By Dusk! I’ve had an incredible 2019. I launched this blog and social media accounts in February, and it’s been really great to…
