Books to haunt your dreams long after you’ve closed them

Set against the eerie backdrop of the Smoky Mountains, this novel is a perfect blend of Southern Gothic horror and supernatural mystery. The story follows Stella, who returns to her ancestral home only to confront a sinister family legacy. What she discovers is not just a dark secret, but an ancient, otherworldly entity that her family has worshipped for generations. If you’re looking for a book that’s as atmospheric as it is terrifying, Revelator will not disappoint.

Imagine stumbling upon a house submerged at the bottom of a lake—sounds intriguing, right? Malerman, known for his hit novel Bird Box, brings you another tale that’s equal parts eerie and unsettling. Two teenagers discover this underwater house and decide to explore it, only to find that something—or someone—may still be living there. This novella is a quick read but leaves a lasting impact, with a creeping sense of unease that builds to a chilling climax.

Inspired by the real-life events of the 1980s Satanic Panic, this book delves into the terrifying consequences of lies and paranoia. The narrative shifts between two timelines: the 1980s, where a teacher is falsely accused of heinous crimes, and 2021, where a series of unsettling events seem connected to those past accusations. This book is a powerful reminder of how fear can spiral out of control.

This novel follows Jax, who returns to her family’s home after her sister’s mysterious death in their backyard pool. But this is no ordinary pool—it’s tied to a dark legend of a woman who grants wishes at a deadly cost. As Jax unravels the truth, it leads to a haunting revelation. This is a story of family, secrets, and the terrifying power of water—perfect for readers who love a slow-burn horror that leaves them with more questions than answers.

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