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    Breed by Chase Novak
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    A bold, grisly, and thoughtful horror story that asks how far we’ll go for the perfect family - sometimes creepy, sometimes absurd, but definitely unforgettable. If you enjoy your horror twisted and don’t mind a little mess, "Breed" is worth the plunge.

    It’s well known—part fact, part punch line—that people in New York think a great deal about real estate. In the case of Leslie Kramer, she actually was aware of the house Alex Twisden lived in before...

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    Cryptid Zoo
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    Cryptid Zoo - Cryptid Zoo by Gerry Griffiths
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    'Cryptid Zoo' by Gerry Griffiths is a thrilling story set in a zoo featuring legendary creatures akin to Jurassic Park. The plot revolves around the chaos that ensues when these cryptids escape and wreak havoc, leading to a fast-paced and gory narrative. The writing style creates an atmospheric and suspenseful read, with a focus on introducing the cryptids and building tension as the story progresses.

    The chopper lifted off and banked toward a butte where the pilot was instructed to wait for an hour before returning to pick them up unless Jack summoned him sooner with his miniature two-way radio tu...

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    The Navajo Nightmare by David Sodergren, Steve Stred
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    A blast of horror-fueled western action - short, sharp, bloody, and brilliantly character-driven. Ideal for fans of genre blends and those looking for something refreshingly different in their dark fiction lineup.


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    Abra-Cadaver by Matt Drabble
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    A bloody, fast-paced thrill with no shortage of twists, grand guignol murders, and soap-worthy drama – not perfect, but a joyfully outrageous slasher for fans of campy horror and magic-gone-wrong revenge tales.


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    Die Tommy by Aron Beauregard
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    'Die Tommy' by Aron Beauregard is a gory and depraved tale of extreme horror that follows the characters Brutus and Tommy as they work for the morgue, removing dead bodies. The story takes a dark turn when Tommy has a mishap with a cadaver, leading to a descent into madness and grotesque events. The writing style is described as well thought out, with a mix of blood and guts alongside a compelling storyline that keeps readers engaged till the end.


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    Juniper & Thorn by Ava Reid
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    A chilling, beautifully written gothic fairytale - gorgeously dark, emotionally raw, and best for readers who want to stare into the heart of the monster (and themselves). Not for the faint of heart.


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    The Hollow Skull by Christopher Pike
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    'The Hollow Skull' by Christopher Pike is a novel that delves into a small town in Nevada where mysterious happenings unfold after a group of teenagers discover a black liquid in an old mine. The protagonist, 17-year-old Cass, suspects that her neighbors may be possessed by aliens with intentions of world domination. The book combines themes of pollution and alien involvement, offering a gory and action-packed narrative that keeps readers entertained and hooked till the end. Despite some readers finding it more idea-driven, fans of Pike's work are likely to enjoy this unique and intriguing story.

    In 'The Hollow Skull', Pike weaves a tale that involves ancient alien beings, possession, and a test of Earth's responses through the eyes of Cass and her friends. The book is described as a quick and fun read that pulls readers in swiftly, showcasing Pike's ability to create engaging and mysterious plots that cater to both new readers and long-time fans of his works.


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    Cuddly Holocaust by Carlton Mellick III
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    Like "Toy Story" after a heavy metal apocalypse - wild, disturbing, and darkly funny. Buckle up for a rollercoaster ride that only Carlton Mellick III could deliver.

    They were in her office. Julie’s mother wanted to have a word with the stuffed animal, talk to him about his behavior. Just as the father suggested, she was going to try to reason with him. But she ju...

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    Soulless by Christopher Golden
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    'Soulless' by Christopher Golden follows the story of Phoenix Cormier, who accompanies her father, a medium, to a TV appearance that goes awry, leading to a zombie apocalypse where the dead rise and hunger for their loved ones. As the epidemic spreads rapidly in New York City, a group of diverse characters including college students, a teen pop star, and a gangbanger must come together to survive and stop the undead. The novel presents a unique twist on the zombie genre by introducing intelligent zombies who evolve mentally and use memories to lure their prey, creating a terrifying and gory narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.


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    The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker
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    A gory, imaginative horror novella - short, sharp, and unsettling. Perfect for Hellraiser fans and those craving a quick, creepy read, but skip it if you’re squeamish or crave rich character depth.

    So intent was Frank upon solving the puzzle of Lemarchand's box that he didn't hear the great bell begin to ring. The device had been constructed by a master craftsman, and the riddle was this-that th...

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