![Cover by Carrion House, featuring a woman in front of a house, the cover of THE DEATH DOULA by Ali Seay](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/9ab351_6a9dd2acbcb44b0ab5b2a4c6876a311b~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_980,h_1470,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/9ab351_6a9dd2acbcb44b0ab5b2a4c6876a311b~mv2.jpg)
We're posting this a little later than usual, but we're just so excited to share. Today marked the release of THE DEATH DOULA by Ali Seay.
I read my first Seay book, HYSTERIA: LOLLY AND LADY VANITY earlier this year and knew instantly that I wanted more. THE DEATH DOULA delivers, and then some.
It has one of the most oppressive and vivid haunted house atmospheres I have ever had the pleasure of visiting, complete with a terrible history and surrounding local legends. The characters are sympathetic, but incredibly flawed, and this is exactly the kind of problematic queer rep I am always seeking.
I'm trying to keep this as spoiler free as possible, but I will say there were several developments that I was not expecting when I picked up the book.
Cemetery Gates Media knocked it out of the park with their presentation of this disturbing story, and I cannot wait to see what they, and Seay, do next.
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