In-Between the Interview Review | Mother Dauber by K. Bengston

In this episode of In-Between the Interview Review, Scott dives into Mother Dauber, a chilling folk horror novel that blends psychological terror, family tragedy, and relentless suspense into one unforgettable reading experience.What begins as a daughter returning home to care for her ailing mother quickly spirals into a nightmare filled with strange voices, creeping forests, mud-caked nests, and a growing sense of dread that never lets up.Connect with K. BengstonJackalopehouse.com InstagramFacebook  Get The Book⁠Mother Dauber⁠ AudioBookThis week’s Small Business Spotlight: Mis AmoresA one-of-a-kind coffee shop and romance bookstore created by Anya, an Afro-Latina founder from the Dominican Republic.Located in Knoxville, Tennessee, Mis Amores is the city’s first Black-owned coffee shop that’s also a romance bookstore, built with the mission of creating a safe, welcoming space for the Latinx community, migrants, and all book lovers. It’s a place where cafecito meets storytelling, and where community and connection are at the heart of every visit.What started as a desire to find belonging turned into something truly powerful. A space where people can gather, feel seen, and fall in love with books all over again.LinkTree⁠⁠Misamoresbookscafe⁠⁠Instagram⁠R&W Event Tickets: Use Code JoinUS https://readerswritersevents.com/product-category/seattle-2026/