Five years ago, Susannah Harper’s teenage son Joel went missing without a trace. But then, on the last night of Hull Fair, a fortune-teller makes an eerie prediction—on Christmas Eve, Joel will finally come back to her.

“Utterly addictive.” —Louise Beech, award–winning author of I Am Dust

In this contemporary take on Frankenstein, a young woman’s life is turned upside down when she unwillingly becomes part of a sick experiment.

“An unputdownable story about life, loss, and the indomitable will to survive.” —S. K. Falls, author of World of Shell and Bone

Rising from the fog over the waters of Devil’s Lake, Blackmore Island is home to Wild Fell, an infamous summerhouse with a sinister past. The townspeople do their best to avoid the place, and no one has lived there for over 50 years—until now.

"Wild Fell is supernatural fiction of the highest order.” —Clive Barker, author of The Scarlet Gospels

While watching over his friend’s inherited estate in the English countryside, Michael Flint discovers why the property has gained such a sinister reputation.

“An inventively plotted, goosebump-inducing ghost story.” —Booklist

When a priest is brutally murdered in the French city of Arras, Poldek Tacit arrives on the scene to investigate the crime. His mission: to protect the Church from those who would seek to destroy it, no matter the cost. Faced with impossible odds and struggling with his own demons, Tacit must battle the forces of evil to root out a dark conspiracy that seeks to plunge the world into even deeper into conflict

"The historical elements are fascinating, as is the author’s twist on the werewolf mythos, but the brooding, conflicted Tacit is the most compelling element." —Publishers Weekly

With the zombie apocalypse taking its toll on his mind, one man faces a greater threat from above in this sequel to Blood Soaked and Contagious.

“I give it an “EW!” factor of +10!” —Diana Gabaldon, #1 New York Times–bestselling author of the Outlander Series

Four chilling novellas blend horror, science fiction, and the fantastic in this collection by “a writer as unclassifiable as he is entrancing” (New York Times).

In 1957, a stranger in a small Georgia town opens a movie theater—where the midnight show brings the locals’ most horrific fantasies to life.

Sir William Cantilupe was murdered in 1375, his body discovered in a field outside of a Lincolnshire village. An investigation led to the indictment of 15 members of his household, and the conviction of his armor-bearer and butler. Author Melissa Julian-Jones uses this crime to exp