November 2025 list by Bonnie Bradford |
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All the Devils
by Catelyn Wilson
On the day of the funeral Andy is shocked to discover the person in that casket is not her sister. Violet is alive. Soon Andy realizes the price she must pay to bring her sister home is darker and more dangerous than she ever could have imagined. Sisters of the Occult series.
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American Werewolves
by Emily Jane
Epic and electric, American Werewolves brings readers from the wilds of the New World to the opulent board rooms and golf courses of the twenty-first century, where devouring the weak is an American birthright as old as the country itself.
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The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre
by Philip Fracassi
Rose DuBois is not your average final girl. Rose is in her late 70s, living out her golden years. When one of her friends dies alone in her apartment, Rose isn't too concerned. Then another resident drops dead. And another. With bodies stacking up, Rose can't help but wonder: Is this something far more sinister?
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Body of Water
by Adam Godfrey
On a road trip through the Appalachians, Glen and his daughter Lauren become trapped in a diner with a deadly, supernatural force—an unstoppable “living water” that forces them to confront buried fears in a desperate fight for survival.
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The Burial Tide
by Neil Sharpson
A woman who can’t remember her death.
An island with a terrible secret.
A past that refuses to stay buried.
But the sea remembers it all.
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The Captive
by Kit Burgoyne
When anti-capitalist radicals kidnap pregnant heiress Adeline Woolsaw, they unwittingly trigger a nightmarish chain of events involving a supernaturally gifted child, a demonic corporate dynasty, and a world-altering conspiracy that turns their revolution into a battle for humanity's survival.
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Fiend
by Alma Katsu
Imagine if the Sackler family had a demon at their beck and call. The Berishas didn't get to be one of the richest families in the world without spilling a little blood, but this time, it might be their own.
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Galloway's Gospel
by Sam Rebelein
Follows a tale of two Rachels: one who accidentally starts a high school cult in 2009, and another who attempts to dismantle its dangerous rituals and impending doom 10 years later, uncovering a town's terrifying legacy.
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The Hunger We Pass Down
by Jen Sookfong Lee
Overwhelmed single mother Alice Chow is bewildered when unseen forces begin completing her chores, granting her rare peace—but as she reconnects with her children and her mother's buried wartime past, she must confront a haunting legacy that refuses to stay hidden.
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Night / Day
by Ellen Datlow, editor
Dreadful Dark: Tales of Night Time Horror
Merciless Sun: Tales of Daylight Horror
An anthology edited by the genre’s greatest, Ellen Datlow, with one side featuring stories about what haunts the night while the other side showcases the terrors that can exist in the light of day.
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Play Nice
by Rachel Harrison
A woman must confront the demons of her past when she attempts to fix up her childhood home in this devilishly clever take on the haunted house novel.
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Slashed Beauties
by A. Rushby
Two timelines revolving around three Anatomical Venuses--ultrarealistic wax figures of women--that come to life at night to murder men who have wronged them.
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Spread Me
by Sarah Gailey
A routine probe at a research station turns deadly when a team discovers a strange specimen in search of a warm place to stay.
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They Fear Not Men in the Woods
by Gretchen McNeil
When 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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Veil
by Jonathan Janz
It begins at night. People vanish from parks and city streets. Then in broad daylight, they're dragged away screaming. Spouses. Parents. Children. Nowhere is safe and no defense can stop them. Because nothing can save you from what you can't see.
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The Whistler
by Nick Medina
For fear of summoning evil spirits, Native superstition says you should never, ever whistle at night.
Henry Hotard is being haunted.
And it all started when he whistled at night...
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You Weren't Meant to Be Human
by Andrew Joseph White
Festering masses of worms and flies have taken root in dark corners across Appalachia. In exchange for unwavering loyalty and fresh corpses, these hives offer a few struggling humans salvation. A fresh start. It’s an offer that none refuse.
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