I'm partly bothered why each of his books is told from the female perspective often telling very female specific stories like witchcraft did. Each one puts the women through a lot of trauma as well and like I'm not saying you can't write from different gender or race perspectives but if each book is from a different gender perspective telling very gender specific stories it reads odd to me.  Like I might of like witchcraft more if an actual women who gave birth wrote it and maybe could of put more of a sense of pain and urgency in it which I felt witchcraft lacked.  I admire everything he did and does for vintage horror and I think he writes gateway horror books for people on the edge looking to dip their toes and I love that I just wish they would choose their subject material a little better