| |  | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | Take it from Jeff VanderMeer: 'One of my favorite novels of the past few years' | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Three estranged sisters navigate the end of the world as London sinks around them
- A haunting portrait of a near-future climate apocalypse that will stay with you long past the final page
- Reimagines King Lear
- "Depicts the eerily normalized terrors of environmental catastrophe… set to a thudding backdrop of ceaseless rain that by the novel's end had begun to infect my dreams" (Daily Mail)
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | 'An unsettling collection of stories that solidifies Clark as a writer to watch' (Kirkus Reviews) | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Meet the happy host of a parasite, marvel over alien plant life, and delve into the weird and uncanny
- "Constantly surprising, unexpectedly funny, and wildly entertaining… Spectacular" (The New York Times Book Review)
- Hotly anticipated by Cosmopolitan, Literary Hub, and more
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | 'The ending left me shook, and I'm still haunted days later' (Freida McFadden) | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - A young doctor uncovers the dark history of Bellevue Hospital as his patients die one after another — and bloody visions lead him to an abandoned part of the centuries-old complex…
- The latest from a legendary New York Times bestselling author
- Medical thriller meets supernatural horror
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | A sure bet for fans of Blake Crouch and S. A. Barnes | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - 'This anthology uses seven stories to showcase the depth of the sci-fi/horror genre blend" (Library Journal)
- Featuring apocalyptic wastelands, alien encounters, and a pair of glasses that are more than meets the eye
- Will fill you with creeping dread as you race through the pages
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | As seismic shifts disrupt society, one woman with a dark obsession traverses the abandoned streets | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Penned by an International Booker Prize winner
- "A book of riddles or a riddle of a book… Propulsive and elusive at once" (Los Angeles Times)
- A haunting, lyrical dystopian tale
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | What might happen to girls who stray from the forest path? | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - "As twisting and haunting as a gnarled old tree, this queer coming-of-age novel is chock-full of body horror, monsters, strange magic, and a mythos so strong it bursts through the pages" (Booklist)
- In the Voynich Woods, where dark legends come to life, Riley and Madelyn are bound together by terrifying magic
- "One of the loveliest, most devastating things I've read in a long time" (Hugo Award–winning author Sarah Gailey)
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | Deep in space, a human colony lies deserted… or is it? | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Stranded on a remote planet, the crewmates of the Artemis aren't as alone as they think
- From an author who "melds the awe of discovery with the terror of the unknown to keep readers riveted to every page" (New York Times bestselling author Fred Van Lente)
- Brings a whole new meaning to being scared of the dark
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | Reads like a twisted trip to Willy Wonka's factory by way of Jumanji | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Six board game lovers accept an unusual internship on an abandoned island — but they little imagine the terrifyingly real games in store for them
- "Best enjoyed after dark… Roll the die, flip the card: We have a winner" (Kirkus Reviews starred review)
- From the New York Times bestselling author of Night Film
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | A word to the wise: Never attend a slumber party in the middle of nowhere… | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Reminiscent of classic slasher movies, this read is "cinematic, page-turning brain popcorn" (Kirkus Reviews)
- When there's a power outage during Jessa's sleepover and one guest disappears, the night quickly turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse
- "Finely detailed ambient prose brings the eerie rural setting to life" (Publishers Weekly)
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | Feeling powerless, Harriet turns to the eerie magic of her sprawling garden | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - "A haunting gothic tale of madness and aspiration… Iversen leisurely unfurls a sweeping tale of a woman on the edge" (Publishers Weekly)
- Set on a decaying estate in the suburbs of Victorian London
- "Both a fantastical story and also one that realistically conveys the horrors of domestic violence" (Booklist starred review)
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