Book Tag; The Official Spooky Season Book Tag

I found the book tag called The Official Spooky Season Book Tag over at The Artsy Reader, and I honestly couldn't resist doing this one.

1: You hear a strange noise in the night – the monsters got inside! Which book character would you choose to protect you from harm?
Clive from The Slaughtered Lamb Bookstore & Bar by Seana Kelly

2: You go on vacation and your hotel is located right next to a cemetery. Which book character do you really hope is not hiding in the shadows?
The Dover Demon from, you guessed it, The Dover Demon by Hunter Shea

3: It’s a particularly cold night and you decide to stay inside. Which three book characters would you like to spend a trivia quiz and board game night with?
Keira, Zoe, and Mason from The Whispering Dead by Darcy Coates

4: Time for a big adventure! The scary book you pick transports you into its world. Where do you end up?
I would end up in the Scottish Highlands if I pick up Hearthstone Cottage by Frazer Lee

5: No Halloween without Trick or Treat-ing! Which book character do you think has the sweetest tooth?
Perhaps Annie from Cackle by Rachel Harrison

6: The fairies are angry and want a sacrifice from your bookshelf. Which scary book has to go and why?
Bluebeard's Castle by Anna Biller as it was so poorly excecuted.

7: You decide you feel more autumnal rather than halloween-y today. Which book setting would you choose for a more cosy and less scary vibe?
Payback's a Witch by Lana Harper

8: The witch is cooking up a spell in her cauldron and you have to add one magic ingredient. Which item from a book are you adding to the mixture?
I'm honestly not sure.

9: You get to decide which bookish place to visit for Halloween. Which book setting is the scariest – and gets crossed off the list?
It may not be too scary, but I wouldn't mind visiting Whitby (UK), which is obviously the location for The Whitby Witches by Robin Jarvis

10: The big day is finally here: it’s Halloween! Which book character do you dress up as, and what would be part of your outfit?
I have honestly no idea.

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