Horror Books

The Best Collection of Horror Books

Check out our carefully selected collection of horror books that will surely send a shiver down your spine. These novels offer a wide range of horror, from classic supernatural horror stories to current psychological thrillers. Whether you are interested in haunted houses, malicious spirits or the dark corners of the human psyche, our collection will keep you up at night and make your heart beat faster. These stories are ideal for both experienced horror fans and novice readers, as they will captivate you from the very first page and stay in your memory long after you turn the last page. Embrace the fear and find your new favorite horror novel.

The Haunting of Hill House

Shirley Jackson's famous 1959 horror novel "The Haunting of Hill House" follows four characters uncovering the mysteries of the eerie Hill House, celebrated for its spooky atmosphere and psychological depth.

Harvest Home

Thomas Tryon's "Harvest Home" uncovers dark secrets in a rural village. This 2018 paperback edition follows a New York family ensnared in eerie traditions and rituals.

The Hunger by Alma Katsu

Alma Katsu's "The Hunger," released on March 6, 2018, is a riveting historical horror story reimagining the Donner Party's 1846 journey. Blending reality and fantasy, it highlights poverty, paranoia, and supernatural problems, resulting in a disturbing and memorable read.

Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke

Eric LaRocca's "Things Have Got Worse Since We Last Spoke," a 120-page historical novel, unfolds in an early 2000s online chatroom.

Apartment 16

Adam Neville's 'Apartment 16' is a gripping tale of a haunted London house and April Beckford's pursuit of the supernatural, uncovering true horrors. A must-read for thrilling horror fans.

The Bad Seed

"The Bad Seed" by William March is a vintage novel turned classic horror film. It delves into the sinister nature of eight-year-old Rhoda Penmark, whose innocent facade masks a chilling ability to manipulate and commit unspeakable acts.

Metamorphosis

Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis" begins with Gregor Samsa waking to find himself transformed into a vermin. This existential novel delves into themes of alienation, disillusionment, and the absurdity of existence.

The Bloody Chamber

Angela Carter's "The Bloody Chamber" is a literary supernatual masterpiece, celebrating its 75th anniversary with a Deluxe Edition featuring a new introduction by Kelly Link.

Carrion Comfort

In "Carrion Comfort," three elderly friends annually convene to discuss their gruesome game of mass murder and vampirism, fueled by emotions from their victims.

The Terror

In "The Terror" by Dan Simmons, the HMS Terror crew faces a nightmarish Arctic landscape, battling cold, starvation, and a relentless unseen predator.

The Strangler

"The Strangler" by William Landay is set in 1963 Boston amid a mob war and the fear of the Boston Strangler, intertwining the lives of three Daley brothers on opposing sides of crime.

Lord of the Flies

William Golding’s "Lord of the Flies" explores the dark side of human nature in this stunning Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition with new essays and foreword.

Ghost Story

Peter Straub's "Ghost Story" is a chilling tale of four men in Milburn, haunted by a dark secret and the ghosts of their past.

IT

It by Stephen King is a terrifying classic about seven adults confronting a childhood nightmare in Derry, Maine, now a major motion picture.

The Shining

Stephen King's 'The Shining' follows five-year-old Danny, a 'shiner' with psychic abilities, and his family's eerie experiences at the haunted Overlook Hotel, showcasing King's mastery of horror.

Beloved

Beloved by Toni Morrison tells Sethe's haunting tale of love, loss, and retribution, featuring her daughter Beloved's tragic death and ghostly return.

Doing Harm

"Doing Harm" by Kelly Parsons is a gripping hospital thriller where chief resident Steve Mitchell faces a killer targeting his patients and career.

Nothing But Blackened Teeth

"Nothing But Blackened Teeth" by Cassandra Khaw features an intriguing premise, rich lore, and showcases Khaw's fresh talent, praised by Josh Malerman, bestselling author of "Bird Box".

The Case Against Satan

The Case Against Satan by Ray Russell revived interest in exorcism, blending horror and skepticism, influencing media and real-life exorcisms since its 1962 publication.

Let Me In

Let Me In by John Ajvide Lindqvist: A chilling vampire tale set in 1981 Sweden, where a bullied boy befriends a mysterious new neighbor amidst brutal murders.