We discuss Part 3, chapters 13-21, of ‘Death and the Seaside‘ by Allison Moore, a creepy, ominous tale of women learning each others’ secrets and demons. Bonnie’s holiday to Seaton, or is it Seatown, with her landlady Sylvia, is off to a very strange start. Sylvia, a lady who preaches order and method, arrives late covered in some sort of glue. Strange, but I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation. How do the final strands of Bonnie, Sylvia, and Susan’s stories collide. What constitutes failure, and what constitutes redemption?

Check out Part One and Part Two here!