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After Midnight : Thirteen Tales for the Dark Hours by Daphne Du MaurierThis collection brings together some of du Maurier’s darkest, most haunting stories, ranging from sophisticated literary thriller to twisted love story. Each story exemplifies her exquisite writing and singular insight into human frailty, jealousy, and the macabre.
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Coffin moon : a novel by Keith RossonIn 1975 Portland, a haunted Vietnam vet and his teenage niece set out on a violent quest for vengeance after a brutal murder, chasing a killer across the Northwest, in the new novel by the author of Fever House.
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Fiend by Alma KatsuIn this intricately plotted latest from the author of The Fervor, the heirs to an import-export company in contemporary New York City reckon with the dark forces that have protected their family for centuries.
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The October film haunt by Michael WehuntA woman is pulled into a cult horror film that is determined to have a sequel.
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Strange houses by UketsuStructured around a series of chilling floorplans, the author casts readers in the role of detective, inviting them to help map out the truth hidden within this puzzling layout...and the terrifying plot behind it all.
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They fear not men in the woods by Gretchen McNeilWhen Jen Monroe hears her father's remains have been found, she returns home to disprove his death - only to find the forests of rural Washington are hiding something ancient and dangerous.
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The unseen : a novel by Ania AhlbornIsla Hansen, a mother reeling from a devastating loss, is beside herself when a mysteriously orphaned child appears on the outskirts of her family's secluded Colorado property. Isla and her family welcome the new addition, but as the child settles in, there is a growing sense that something is very wrong with the new kid in the house.
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The unveiling : a novel by Quan BarryOn a luxury Antarctic cruise, Black film scout Striker becomes stranded with wealthy tourists after disaster strikes. As the hostile environment exposes deadly secrets and inner demons, she must confront haunting truths about herself and those around her.
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The vanishing place by Zoe RankinA shocking murder in the New Zealand bush - and the witness who looks all too familiar - draws a woman back to the very place she swore she’d never return to in this breakneck debut.
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The whistler by Nick MedinaAfter a ghost-hunting accident leaves Henry Hotard paralyzed, he returns to his reservation and begins experiencing terrifying visions tied to a Native superstition, forcing him to confront buried trauma and the consequences of breaking sacred taboos.
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