Wow. Josh Malerman's "A House at the Bottom of a Lake" was a pretty incredible read. I don't even really know how to describe this book. Malerman pairs the anxiousness of falling in love with an anxiety-inducing scary story. It gave me real feelings of dread, panic, and eerie calm. The title itself helps to illuminate how strange this story is. Imagine finding a house at the bottom of a lake. Would you go inside? Would you explore? Would you ask questions? Would you tell anyone else? I wanted to be scared, and Malerman really gave me a good one. I literally could not hang my feet over the edge of my bed or the couch because I felt like something was looming beneath me waiting to get me. "A House at the Bottom of a Lake" was another great read for my spooky tbr, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a creepy page-turner.