March 2026 list by Bonnie Bradford |
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The Bloody Brick Road
by Maude Royer
In this wildly creative, horror-soaked reimagining of L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, nothing is as it seems in Dorothy’s dystopian nightmare. Fans will want to follow her twisted journey down the yellow-brick road.
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The Flesh King
by Richard Kadrey
Ford, Neuland and Tilda return to NYC to try and make peace with the crime syndicates. But they’ll only be welcomed back if they take on a job for free–hunting down, and killing, The Flesh King, a gruesome killer who is stalking the city, leaving a macabre and bloody trail wherever he goes. Discreet Eliminators series.
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Hemlock
by Melissa Faliveno
Sam, finally sober and stable with a cat and a long-term boyfriend, returns alone to Hemlock, her family’s deteriorating cabin deep in the Wisconsin woods. But a quick, practical trip takes a turn for the worse when the rot and creak of the forest starts to creep in around the edges of Sam’s mind.
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House of Flies
by Graham Masterton
A clergyman is murdered in his bed in the dead of night, triggering a chilling chain of events, each more bizarre and unnerving than the last. And at each scene, people report witnessing swarms of flies – hundreds, thousands, even millions of them. Patel & Pardoe series.
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Humboldt Cut
by Allison Mick
Jasmine Bay returns home to the redwood forests of northern California, only to unearth the monsters that lurk among the trees…
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I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200
by Robert Brockway
To mid-forties, down-on-his-luck Ivan, the worst thing in the world happened when he lost his imaginary friend. Now cursed with the ability to see everyone else’s, Ivan makes a living by killing the imaginary friends of adults who couldn’t let go.
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Itch!
by Gemma Amor
Josie's hopes of a fresh start are horribly derailed when she stumbles across a dead woman's decaying body in the woods. The grim discovery sends her into a downward spiral, forcing her to face uncomfortable truths -- while battling the swarming ants that seem to have burrowed into her mind . . . and her flesh.
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States of Grace: Stories
by Stephen Graham Jones
The bestselling author "offers up lean, deftly composed short-shorts that seem effortless but inflict a surprising amount of mayhem considering their size" (Brian Evenson, O. Henry Award-winning author).
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The Surgeon's House
by Jody Cooksley
London, 1883. The brutal murder of Rose Parmiter seems, at first glance, to be a random and senseless act. Could the past be casting a shadow on the present? Now the malign legacy of Evergreen home cannot be ignored.
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This House Will Feed
by Maria Tureaud
Amidst the devastation of Ireland’s Great Famine, Maggie O’Shaughnessy is saved from certain death when offered a mysterious position at a remote manor house haunted by a strange power...and the horror of her own memories.
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We Should Have Left Well Enough Alone
by Ronald Malfi
Twenty haunting stories from the Bram Stoker Award nominated, bestselling author. From London to Baltimore and many places in between, these stories claw through reality to find the horror deep within.
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The Winter Witch
by Jennifer Chevalier
Two sisters, Elisabeth and Marthe, set sail on a bride ship from Normandy hoping to leave a curse behind them and find better lives in the wilds of 17th-century Quebec, only to meet a mysterious witch who forces them to confront the truth about magic—and their past.
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