My Throat an Open Grave

In connection with the mystical Lord of the Wood, who is demonized as a child-stealing evil, Leah has to face a frightening truth that goes beyond the mere emotional chaos of her missing brother. This book touched me deeply. The exploration of loss, anger, and fear, but also the aspect of forgiveness and acceptance, was so engaging that Leah's story left me feeling more than sad. And once again, it's okay to be sad. It doesn't always have to be a bad thing. CONTENT WARNING blood, gore, animal death (deer), animal gore, body horror, suicidal ideation TRIGGER WARNUNG teenage pregnancy