Welcome to Reading Has Ruined My Life

We're keeping the spooky vibes going with today's review on Cassandra Khaw's newest novella.

Happy anniversary, RHRML! Join me today for a special post where I talk about Our Lord and Savior Edgar Allan Poe.

It's the last post of 2021. Let's recap all we did this past year here at RHRML.

Welcome to the fight to end all fights! Today we learn who the stronger Gothic Literature monster is: Frankenstein's Monster or Dracula.

It's time for the final required Spooky Season read, and she is gorgeous!

As Spooky Season continues on, it's time to look at another of this year's required reads.

Welcome to a very special edition of Reading Has Ruined My Life. Get in the DeLorean, we're heading back to the 80's this week.

*taps microphone* Stories about being buried alive are some of the scariest pieces of literature!

Are you a fan of Lovecraft? Do you enjoy Scooby-Doo? Have you ever wished the two could be combined? Well do I have the book for you.

Are you ready to be terrified? Good, cause I got you covered with this week's review of The Girl From the Well by Rin Chupeco.

Happy Spooky Season! This week, delve into a new release with The Dead and the Dark.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Grab your pumpkin spice lattes, and settle in for some spooky reads.

It's almost my birthday, and we're going to talk about one of my favorite things: Gothic Literature. Join me in my gushing over Carmilla.

Why did no one tell me about the 2020 Dracula adaptation!? Why did I have to find it for myself!?

Let's get down to business, to defeat some zombies in Deathless Divide by Justina Ireland.

I said I couldn’t wait to read this book. I devoured this book roughly two weeks ago, it was everything I hoped it would be!

Hello, fellow book nerds! Welcome to March 2021 and a new post! This week, I'm giving you a look at what's on my TBR pile.

To cleanse my pallet after dive into the Vampire Royals series, I returned to Darcy Coates’ canon with The Haunting of Ashburn House.

Little Women may be Louisa May Alcott's most famous work, but we shouldn't overlook "The Mummy's Curse."

Today, I bring you a fun treat. Today I bring you a review hand picked by my dog.