House of Hunger

With a story that had me feeling Countess of Bathroy vibes how could I not love this.

With a dark and gothic setting complete with a train ride through a storm that would be terrifying, the imagery in this book is both mesmerizing and terrifying.

Marion is someone that's stuck, both in her life and in her prospects and then her friend shows her an add, be a Blood Maid for a noble in the north, a few drops is all it will take to apply and who can't spare a few drops of blood?

From the moment she reaches the north and has to face everything she did to get there Marion knows that she'll do whatever it takes to stay her full contract and receive what's promised to her.

The only problem, well Marion begins to wonder if anyone actually makes it to the end of their contract, as people start disappearing she doesn't know who she can trust or if she's always going to be the little rabbit in the games of the rich nobles who hold her life in thier very hands.

Will Marion make it out, will the other Blood Maids be found or should she have listened to her instincts after finding that tooth.

This is a fabulous book if you're looking for a fall horror read and will keep you not only invested in the characters but envisioning the palatial and forbidden locations described with such loving detai.

Thank you to NetGalley for providing a copy of this EBook in exchange for an honest review.