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Although it may not feel quite like it here in Houston, we have officially entered fall. I love fall: the cooler temperatures, the increasing necessity to wear layered clothing, and the holidays and celebrations it includes – like Halloween and Thanksgiving – or really any event that gives me an excuse to eat pie and candy. With Halloween approaching, you might consider checking out a spooky read to psych yourself up (and out) for the celebration.
New Horror Reads
- Long Lankin [2] by Lindsey Barraclough
- The Infects [3] by Sean Beaudoin
- Shadows [4] by Ilsa J. Bick (2nd book in the Ashes Trilogy [5])
- The Hallowed Ones [6] by Laura Bickle
- Girl of Nightmares [7] by Kendare Blake (sequel to Anna Dressed in Blood [8])
- Something Strange and Deadly [9] by Susan Dennard
- On the Day I Died: Stories from the Grave [10] by Candace Fleming
- The Hunt [11] by Andrew Fukuda
- 172 Hours on the Moon [12] by Johan Harstad
- Dangerous Boy [13] by Mandy Hubbard
- Dead Reckoning [14] by Mercedes Lackey and Rosemary Edghill
- Little Star [15] by John Ajvide Lindqvist (Adult Fiction for Young Adult Readers)
- Undead [16] by Kirsty McKay
- Ten [17]by Gretchen McNeil
- Amber House [18] by Kelly Moore
- Such Wicked Intent [19] by Kenneth Oppel (2nd book in the Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein series [20])
- The Turning [21] by Francine Prose
- Alice in Zombieland [22] by Gena Showalter
- This is Not a Test [23] by Courtney Summers
- The Other Life [24] by Susanne Winnacker
