Let's Talk About Books

Sad news: Been using Imgur since Photobucket's become a pain in the ass and Imgur doesn't have mustache stickers. Think it's gonna be aviators this year, but it won't be the same. 

1. A Grimm Tale: Vassa in the Night by Sarah Porter. - I say I'll read this one every year and every year I don't. Will this be the year?! 

2. Genre: Horror: Over Your Dead Body by Dan Wells. - It's been on the list a while, now is the time. 

3: Darkest London: 

4: Classic Horror: Turn of the Screw by Henry James - It looks like a short read which lord knows I need. 

5: New Release: The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul G. Tremblay - I've been intrigued about this one since first hearing about it. 

6: 13: 

7: Supernatural: The Hunger by Alma Katsu - I haven't finished it yet so might get my ass into gear and get it done for this square. 

8: Terrifying Women: Something by Shirley Jackson. Haven't decided what yet, but I've been wanting to read her stuff for a while.

9: Romantic Suspense: 

10: Doomsday: Coldbrook by Tim Lebbon. - Another one I've started but need a push like bingo to actually finish. 

11: Ghost Stories: Something by Adam Nevill. He has quite a few books that appear to be ghost stories so he seems like a good pick. 

12: Diverse Voices: 

13: Free Space:

14: Country House Mystery: An Agatha Christie novel, most likely. 

15: Creepy Carnivals: 

16: Fear the Drowning Deep: 

17: Amateur Sleuth:

18: Terror in a Small Town: Little Heaven by Nick Cutter

19: Modern Masters of Horror: Something by Joe Hill. Again, not sure what. We'll see what the library has. 

20: Slasher Stories: Would a true crime novel count? Hmmm....

21: Cryptozoologist: 

22: Murder Most Foul: 

23: Cozy Mystery: 

24: Genre: Suspense: 

25: Spellbound: 

I ran out of steam. I'll come up with the rest later. Though, as usual, suggestions are welcome. :D