Hooked from the first page, I found myself spiraling into Chuck Tingle’s latest nightmare—a world where the most horrifying monster isn’t a creature, but nothing itself. In Lucky Day, Vera, a former statistics professor, is forced to confront a reality where probability has gone rogue, and Vegas might just be the epicenter of the next catastrophe. Tingle masterfully balances cosmic terror with sharp satire, proving once again that reality is the strangest fiction of all.

With his signature blend of absurdity and genuine terror, Tingle crafts a story that is as unsettling as it is darkly funny. The stakes? Reality itself. The villain? The kind of randomness that turns luck into doom. If you thought Tingle’s surreal horror couldn’t get any weirder—or smarter—think again. Lucky Day is a jackpot of existential dread wrapped in Chuck Tingle’s signature style.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Tor Publishing Group | Tor Nightfire for providing me with an eARC of Lucky Day prior to its publication.