Abominable Book Club Horror Subscription Box March Unboxing!

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[Jager]

Mothman. Potters Creek Road is where a lot of the sightings allegedly took place

[georgebennett]

I got a copy of Misery this time (already owned and read) & a Peter James last time. Dean Koontz the time before - but I was actually happy with it! Not one of his I've read yet.

[Thewaitresstest]

I’m definitely going to have to try this service when they have spots available, I really like my Nightworms subscription but this one looks fun too.

[angelamassey]

Hopefully I get books in my box this month. Last month my box was empty. (I think when it went through customs, who ever checked it didn't seal it back up) 😢 I did contact Abominable Books and they said they will send me a replacement box.

[michellesmelancholia]

I was soooo pleased to see Sister, Maiden, Monster in there! Not so much about the Welsh Cakes 🫣

[MetalSamantha]

I got “In The Dark” by Mark Billingham

I haven’t read any LaRocca yet, but part of the reason I get the box is to drag myself out of the 70s and 80s horror scene, which I am much more familiar with then the contemporary one.

I haven’t got a Dean Koontz yet LOL

[franceshaypenny]

Is the Bookmark referencing 'The Mothman Prophecies'?

[anthonyprice]

Two really interesting books this month. Mystery book for me James Herbert’s The Jonah. Last read 35 years ago!😂

[TheHammy]

For the first time since I subscribed to ABC, I did not receive a Dean Koontz novel as my mystery book this month, I got Stephen Kings Dreamcatcher. I really liked the last two boxes and with so many horror novels I want to read coming out this year, I have high hopes for the upcoming months!

[PokhrajRoy.]

Kink-fueled, feminist cosmic horror apocalypse? Such fun indeed! 👏🏽

[OziasJay]

You convinced me to sign up to Abominable- March was my first box & I got Dean Koontz as my mystery book 😂

[M-J]

Mothman! 👏🏻👏🏻. Hellier, anyone? Anyone? 😂
That is a great bow apart from the mystery! I simply love unboxing. In The Cut sounds up my alley. - 📚MJ

[Kritz_Reads]

Told myself I was watching to see the bonus book, but knew I was lying to myself. Can’t wait for mine to arrive

[krisprepolec]

I was just looking on Goodreads to see if I had read anything by Lucy A. Snyder(her name is familiar). I see that she had a story in the Hellbound Hearts collection, which I really enjoyed. But most interestingly to your recent history, it looks like she has been part of 2 Robert W. Chambers inspired anthologies: In the court of the yellow king (Glynn Owen Barass ed) and Cassilda’s Song (Joseph S. Pulver ed).

[lesleyspear]

My second hand book was The Cottage by Lisa Stone. I’ve never heard of her or it but sounds ok.

[sydneyrrobertson]

Both of those books are on my TBR! What a good assortment of snacks.

[PieGuyBill]

This is unrelated to today’s topic but I just watched your DNF episode and noticed you talked about books that are too long. After looking at my shelves of about a hundred books or so, I noticed that my three longest books are three of my all time favorites. All close to a thousand pages. “The Witching Hour “/Anne Rice, The Pillars of the Earth/Ken Follett and Swan Song/Robert McCammon.
wondering If you had read these or if it was an absolute that you don’t read books that long.

[DDB]

Welsh cakes ! I'd have to dollop some jam and cream on those. 650 pages, gawd. And the author's name is bigger than the book title, that always concerns me.

[deepakchaube]

Such a feast to the eyes looking at those books. Sadly these subscriptions are not in India

[chels]

I got mystery man by Colin Bateman for my 2nd hand it looks like a fun read.