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She Is a Haunting

by John M. Murray

In Trang Thanh Tran’s horror novel "She Is a Haunting", a woman discovers that the house her father is restoring is haunted. Jade and her sister Lily travel to Vietnam to spend the summer with their estranged father. Jade has ulterior... Read More

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Fangs Bared

by John M. Murray

A zombie threat pales in comparison to the darkness that people inflict on each other in "Fangs Bared", a harrowing postapocalyptic novel. In Brandon Pawlicki’s postapocalyptic novel "Fangs Bared", a young woman becomes a power player... Read More

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Claim Denied

by John M. Murray

"Claim Denied" is a mind-bending horror novel in which an insurance worker contends with a maniacal ghoul that commits vicious acts in his name. In G. R. Jerry’s horror novel "Claim Denied", an insurance adjuster confronts a horrific... Read More

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Xolo

by John M. Murray

In the measured horror novel "Xolo", a man brings a pet home from abroad, but his decision results in brutal ends for his neighbors. In Peter Hurd’s horror novel "Xolo", a real estate developer brings home a dog only to discover too... Read More

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Desert Creatures

by Jenna Jaureguy

In Kay Chronister’s dystopian novel "Desert Creatures", a hardened young girl finds hope where she least expects it. Magdala was born with a clubfoot. After being banished from her home, she and her father travel across a punishing... Read More

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An End

by John M. Murray

A Wiccan woman confronts the zombie apocalypse in the gruesome horror novel "An End". In Brandon Pawlicki’s horror novel "An End", a Wiccan woman with a traumatic past tries to survive the zombie apocalypse. The night before their... Read More

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Hell Spring

by John M. Murray

"Hell Spring" is a surrealistic horror novel in which traumas wreak havoc on people’s minds. In Isaac Thorne’s horror novel "Hell Spring", people are trapped overnight in a general store. On a quiet night in 1955, a sudden,... Read More

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Tear

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Erica McKeen’s "Tear" is a hair-raising horror novel in which patriarchal dismissals of capable women fester across generations. During the long winter of her senior year of college, in the lone basement room of a nondescript rental... Read More

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