After The Twisted Ones
The Year of the Witching by Alexis Henderson
The Twisted Ones hooked you with Mouse's sarcastic pragmatism facing down folklore-fueled nightmares, where humor grounded the cosmic dread and Bongo stole every scene. You craved psychological tension over gore, ancient myths clashing with modern sensibilities, and a heroine who refuses to play fragile. That blend of Southern Gothic critique, inherited curses, and character-driven terror that feels both timeless and urgently personal? We found your next obsession.