House of Hunger the shiver-inducing, skin-prickling, mouth-watering feast of a Gothic novel

Wow that was quite a ride... I could have never foreseen the ending. I have to say I loved the writing, it's quite complex, but very beautiful. This is definitely the greatest book I have read this year. My expectations were definitely surpassed. I would recommend the book for people that would love to read a gory, horrid Sapphic story and love a... well... let's say surprise factor...

While the misery of Prane in the beginning of the novel was a bit too much for my personal taste, it gave us a thorough idea of what to expect from Marion as our brave, resilient protagonist driving with force into debauched opulence. The polite language of the nobles doing the most horrifying things was an amusing contrast. I really enjoyed the eerie atmosphere, the sisterhood, and the hunger theme. I loved how Lisavet was secretive and subtly terrifying, seemingly heartless but passionate, willing to kill and devour, proudly showing off her gruesome trophies. I loved the sensual eroticism between the sapphic leads and their levelheaded trickery, fighting and flirting. It got darker with every chapter & had a satifying ending. Worth devouring.

This Story was a great sapphic horror ride... Elements of erotic escapades, love, obsessions and mysteries were paired with dangerous monstrous secrets and a house full of HUNGER for "more". Who is willing to bleed can achive great abondance, a home and a life beside the Nobles. I had my issues with the choices and the acting of the protagonist Marion who seems to be hungry, accepting no decent boundries and promiscious shifting morals.. All in one a very nice read with stupid sevants, hungry lesbians and a lot of suffering in different ways. The Ending was a little confusing but not dissapointing.