The author behind The Sun Down Motel is back with a new horror novel about siblings forced to return home decades after their brother’s death. His ghost is calling to them, and they’ll have to face their past and the haunted town they grew up in.
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A gambling addict takes a job as a private chef in a last ditch effort to save himself and his family. But it turns out his wealthy client has a unique appetite. And while the salary is high, it may not be worth the screams he can hear in the distance, or the strange tasks his benefactor bestows upon him.
A woman fears her marriage, and her life, are under threat in this exciting new read. Years after leaving her family church, Mavis still feels she’s not good enough for her husband. But as she suffers from increasingly bizarre attacks, she finds herself questioning her relationship and herself.
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Space is a classic locale for a horror tale, and Crawlspace is the newest book to feature the cold, dark, and isolating setting. Spacefarers on a mission to expand humanity’s access to the universe find themselves trapped in a ship filled with dangerous mysteries.
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A experimental weight loss drug helps retail worker Emmett slim down fast, and he notices immediately that his social life improves. One hiccup, though, is the drug’s propensity to cause users to lose stretches of time and gain an immense appetite. When Emmett hears rumblings of a cannibalistic killer on the loose, he worries he might be involved.
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In this book, a desperate woman takes a three day job from Craigslist. While a solo trip a house in the Oregon wilderness seems appealing at first, she quickly realizes something evil is lurking, and she’ll have to fight to survive.
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, there’s not much more to say about why you should pick up this short story collection. But in case you’re still on the fence, Nat Cassidy’s new book is filled with intriguing horror premises, like a tech millionaire’s haunted house, or a yoga retreat in the calming expanse of the desert…made eerie by inexplicable screams.Milan Polk is an Editorial Assistant for Men’s Health who specializes in entertainment and lifestyle reporting, and has worked for New York Magazine’s Vulture and Chicago Tribune.


