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Extasia by Claire Legrand. We start our list off with a lesbian horror fantasy filled with witches, cults and dystopian religious themes. The blurb leaves us knowing that I've gone through and removed everything that was obvious (to me because I read them) and doesn't feature f/f(lesbian) pairings. Authors included in removal are: Richelle Mead, Nalini Singh, Kresley Cole, Karen Marie Moning, Jennifer Estep, Keri Arthur, Ilona Andrews, Laurell K. Hamilton, Patricia Briggs, Kim Harrison, Shelley Laurensten, Yasmine The Hound of the Baskervilles – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes is one of the greatest characters in literature. Yet, rarely does he step into the horror genre. The Hound of the Baskervilles, however, was originally planned to be a straight “Victorian creeper”, and its gothic atmosphere, genuine scariness and lashes of