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This week is cozy winter reads. I don't do 'cozy' so my list is 10 winter settings with danger!
1) John W Campbell Jr-Who goes there?
2) Jack Hunt-The Last Storm
3) JR Tate-Blizzard Warning
4) Taylor Adams-No Exit
5) Tom Harper-Zodiac Station
6) Matthew Iden-The Winter Over
7) Matthew Reilly-Ice Station
8) Stuart R West-Dread And Breakfast
9) Dean Koontz-Icebound
10) Keith C Blackmore-Mountain Man
I liked Zodiac Station and The Winter Over, and all the rest of these look fun too- I love a good scary read set in snowy settings!
ReplyDeleteIt's just the perfect environment for horror and thriller reads isn't it!
DeleteI was so planning on adding Dead and Breakfast to my list and then forgot completely about it. The Winter's Over cover has always freaked me out some. Darn, I should have put Night Shift on mine as well!
ReplyDeleteI'm doing two more weeks of winter covers over the next couple of weeks! There were too many to pick from!
DeleteI like that you went with dangerous winter settings on your list. They all look kind of awesome. :D
ReplyDeleteI love these kinds of winter covers!
DeleteThe Last storm cover TOTALLY gave me the shivers. Winter covers do me in -- not my favourite season to be in or read.
ReplyDeleteIt makes you glad to be inside a nice warm house for sure!
DeleteGreat collection of wintry reads. I love the cold settings and it seems to be great for horror reading.
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
It makes you cold just looking at them! I hope the ones I haven't read are good...
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