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This Thing Between Us by Gus Moreno is a grief-soaked horror about a man haunted by the loss of his wife, a sinister smart speaker, and something much darker that follows him all the way to an isolated Colorado cabin.

In a small Oregon town, the Lady Killer murders rocked the 1970s, leaving wealthy heiress Beth Greer accused but acquitted. Decades later, true crime blogger Shea Collins investigates the cold case, uncovering eerie secrets, chilling twists, and the identity of the real killer.

Strange Houses by Uketsu is a Japanese horror novel that blends mystery with architecture. When a writer becomes fascinated by unusual floor plans and the idea of “dead spaces” hidden within homes, he begins investigating eerie houses with unsettling designs. Joined by an architect friend and a local woman who believes she has ties to these “murder houses,” the group delves deeper into the secrets of the structures.

Two strangers. One long, dark road. And the terrifying question: is the man driving her home a killer—or just a figment of her imagination? Riley Sager’s Survive the Night is a pulse-pounding cat-and-mouse thriller where every mile could be her last.

A gothic novel set in post-independence Mexico, where haunted houses and vengeful spirits linger in the shadows, and a forbidden romance unfolds against a backdrop of dark secrets, betrayal, and survival.

Every day, Zoe Walker follows the same routine, never suspecting that someone is watching her. When she discovers her own photo in a mysterious online ad, her ordinary life spirals into a nightmare of fear, danger, and deadly secrets.

Game of Nines by James Patterson follows FBI agent Sarah Cole, who is drawn into a decades-old murder puzzle known as the “Game of Nines.” As she races to outsmart the killer, Sarah becomes a key player in a deadly mystery full of shocking twists and turns.

The Faculty Lounge by Jennifer Mathieu offers a candid look into the everyday lives of teachers working in a large public school. Through sharp humor and heartfelt moments, the novel gives readers a glimpse into both their personal struggles and professional challenges, capturing the realities, friendships, and chaos that come with life in education.

In The Jigsaw Man by Nadine Matheson, Detective Inspector Anjelica Henley returns to the Serial Crimes Unit and is thrown into a gruesome case mirroring the work of imprisoned serial killer Peter Olivier.

In Tangled Up In You by Christina Lauren, Ren, raised off the grid with no phone or internet, finally gets her chance to experience the real world at Corona College. Fitz, a charming overachiever with a hidden past, has his life perfectly planned—until Ren turns it upside down.