Category Archives: Dark Fiction
YOU LET ME IN (aka. PEPPER-MAN) is out in Germany
As of today, the German edition of YOU LET ME IN is out! This is the first time a work of mine is published in a language I can’t read, which honestly feels pretty special. If you’d like to read … Continue reading
IN THE GARDEN OF SPITE
I’m so very excited to share my next novel, IN THE GARDEN OF SPITE, an audacious tale of feminine rage about one of the most prolific female serial killers in American history — and the men who drove her to … Continue reading
YOU LET ME IN is OUT in the US!
I’m so very happy to announce that YOU LET ME IN is now out in the US! You Let Me In delivers a stunning tale from debut author Camilla Bruce, combining the sinister domestic atmosphere of Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects … Continue reading
YOU LET ME IN is OUT in the UK!
I am so very proud and pleased to announce that You Let Me In is out in the world! It was published in the UK this week, and will be out in the US next month. Praise for You Let … Continue reading
YOU LET ME IN Looks Gorgeous!
Over the last few months, my twisty faerie book, YOU LET ME IN, has taken shape, both inside and out. Here are all the beautiful covers together (US, UK and Germany): You Let Me In delivers a stunning tale from debut … Continue reading
IN THE GARDEN OF SPITE Will Be Published!
I’m SO thrilled to announce that my dark historical novel about Norwegian-American serial killer Belle Gunness has found wonderful homes with Berkley (US) and Michael Joseph (UK). I just couldn’t be happier, and can’t wait to see it become a … Continue reading
This Year’s Summer Reads
I’m not sure if my summer reads are what most people consider summer reads. I tend not to choose the easy breezy ones — although I often like them when I do. This year’s load of novels is no exception, though, … Continue reading
The One Book to Rule Them All
Rereading this one — am looking forward to feeling slightly insane for a while.
Best reads in 2015
I read a lot last year. Much of it was mediocre, some of it bad, and a few books were shiny, glittering gems. These are the jewels: Wylding Hall by Elisabeth Hand This is my no. 1 read last year, … Continue reading
