Wolf Worm | T. Kingfisher

Rating: ★★★★★

TL;DR: Read it. It's worth the hype.

Short summary: I am a T. Kingfisher fan for life. I love everything they write.

This is no different. I am a big fan of Kingfisher's creepier things and she really brings it with this novel. The descriptions of the forest in the south and the bugs and everything, it's so fantastically creepy and I enjoyed everything about it.

The characters were great, the atmosphere was intense and interesting, the mystery was awesome and I love the twist at the end that made this novel go from one thing to something else completely.

If you are a fan of What Moves the Dead, you're going to love Wolf Worm.

Thank you Tor Nightfire and NetGalley, you continue to be my favorites <3

What I loved:

• It was creepy and super fun to read

What I didn’t:

• NADA

Mood: Autumn Reads, Under-the-Blanket Creepfest, FMC FTW

Warnings:

• Insects & Parasites: Major warnings for entomophobia, parasitophobia, and graphic descriptions of larvae hatching under the skin.

• Body Horror & Gore: Graphic depictions of blood, injury details, torture, and gruesome macabre transformations.

• Animal Harm: Scenes depicting animal death, experiments, and harm.

• Abuse & Violence: Mentions and depictions of domestic abuse, child abuse, and historical confinement.

• Thematic Dark Elements: Medical content, racism, and adult/minor relationships

Who should read it: Anyone who wants a creepy book that doesn't hold back on the intensity!

Buy: [buy it here]