If you're looking for your next haunting read, check out this list from The New York Times highlighting the must-read horror books of the season! The list includes Kelly McWilliams's AMERICAN NIGHTMARE, which they call "a timely and haunting exploration of an oft-overlooked era in American history."
Read their full review at the link now!
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Thriller set on a secluded GREEK ISLAND
Her Perfect Escape by Rachel Wolf
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"..all kinds of wealthy facets to colour this story of luxury lives unravelling.."
@HoZ_Books (Aries)
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If you thought Whalefall was crazy, brace yourself for THE SIXTH NIK, the action-packed galaxy spanning body horror sci-fi adventure out now from Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Kraus: https://t.co/QNEfy5mT6l
Novel set in ICELAND
Boudoir by Sigrún Pálsdóttir
TR: Lytton Smith
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"..beautifully written, with well drawn characters, gentle but engaging pacing and a wonderful plot.."
@PeirenePress
★ “Warming hearts without pulling punches,” Nicole J. Georges’s middle grade graphic novel THE BALLAD OF X-RAY AND KOKO “champions the refuge that friendship can provide” https://t.co/2Z13wSNojc
The Kirkus Prize is one of the richest literary awards in the world, with a prize of $50,000 each bestowed annually to authors of fiction, nonfiction, and young readers’ literature. It was created to celebrate the 90+ years of discerning, thoughtful book criticism and coverage that 𝙆𝙞𝙧𝙠𝙪𝙨 𝙍𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 has contributed to both the publishing industry and readers at large.
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Only one more day until the 13th annual Kirkus Prize ceremony! Watch a live stream of the Kirkus Prize ceremony on our YouTube channel this Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7:30pm ET.
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Looking for the popular books that just hit the shelves or are coming soon in October? Find stories in every genre from young adult to mystery. Be the first to know the latest fiction and nonfiction reads! https://t.co/1NRJ5IgUiF
A former contestant on "American Idol" who was found guilty of murdering his wife and staging the crime scene to make it seem as if an intruder had broken into their home and fatally shot the mother of two is set to be sentenced on Monday.
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An evocative tale of witches, a Japanese horror mystery, a fantasy-fuelled thrill-ride, a chilling look at hauntings, an exploration of Britain’s crafts, a dystopian YA thriller and a rip-roaring werewolf caper... Which Book of the Month will you choose? https://t.co/gV1Cx5u8kA
From the acclaimed author of SHE WOULD BE KING, a dazzling and daring work of magical realism that weaves through the lives of a Liberian immigrant family and the water goddess who haunts them.
Inspired by the African legend of Mami Wata, HABILA follows a young girl named Melanctha who discovers she's been granted the ability to breath underwater by half woman, half sea deity: Habila. With this power, she is also gifted a comb that, if touched, can lure people into the water and make them disappear for good.
In lush, lyrical prose, Moore crafts an elegant story that probes the corners of womanhood and motherhood, immigrant identity, and the legacies wrought by men who take but never give back.
On sale January 12th, 2027! Preorder your copy now: https://t.co/KuXwWMT4Sb
The wolves of war are baring their fangs...and some of the biggest names in fantasy are raving over John Gwynne's new heroic fantasy epic! THE WOLVES OF WAR will be on sale everywhere November 3rd.
The shortlist for the Center for Fiction’s 2026 First Novel Prize is revealed, with debut novels by T Kira Madden and Avigayl Sharp among the nominees. The winner of the prize will be announced on Dec. 6. @Center4Fiction https://t.co/3NvkZCRAkP