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Shirley Jackson books: A reading guide for new and returning readers

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This Jury is Guilty by Laurie Blake

This Jury Is Guilty by Laurie Blake on November 3, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Thrillers / Crime, Fiction / Thrillers / Legal, Fiction / Thrillers / Psychological, Fiction / Thrillers / Suspense Pages: 432 Format: ARC Buy on Amazon Goodreads Hollywood’s biggest movie star, Danny Scott, stands accused of trying to murder his wife, starlet […]

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Coraline by Neil Gaiman

It is the middle of the night, and a girl in a blue dressing gown is standing at a door with a candle, a key and an apple in each pocket. Before she turns the key she tells the cat beside her a story. Years ago her father took her walking on a patch of […]

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Bird Box by Josh Malerman

Felix has a rope knotted around his waist, its other end tied to a steel stake outside the back door, and a blindfold over his eyes. Bits of old picture frame laid in the dirt mark the path to the well, and every time his shoe touches one he jokes that it sounds like the […]

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Before Helena by Christopher W. Selna

An emotional kaleidoscope of remorse, revenge, forgiveness, and more It helps if blame can be clearly assigned when bad things happen. This is the case for Edward (Eddy) Baxter when his marital bliss is threatened by a letter from an ex-lover: Trisha.  Like Edward himself in the 80s and early 90s, Trisha was living a […]

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Beautiful and Terrible Things by S.M. Stevens

Some friendships heal you, some expose you, and the best ones have the nerve to do both. Some people join a cause because they want to save the world. Some people join because standing still hurts too much. S.M. Stevens understands the difference, and that distinction gives Beautiful and Terrible Things its emotional grip. Set […]

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Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice

On the night before the Feast of All Saints, when New Orleans families whitewash the family vaults and dress them with flowers, a small girl climbs the stairs of a Rue Royale apartment with her bonnet ribbons undone and dirt on her boots. She carries a bouquet of white chrysanthemums almost as big as she […]

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Books by Lucy Parker, KJ Charles, & More

The Winged Game The Winged Game by Sophie Kim is $1.99! I have no clue how long this deal will last, so grab this ASAP. This came out over the summer and I loved this fantasy take on a sports romance. Fantasy meets sports romance in this sizzling slow-burn novel in which the disgraced star of […]

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The Secrets of the Shallows by Gloria Barnett

A big-hearted story with a bright spirit and bold determination about saving some of the ocean’s most vulnerable creatures When an English girl moves to a Caribbean island with her mother, a love for the ocean seems almost inevitable. But in the first book, she has a deep fear of the ocean. Now, in The […]

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The Tatagonian Code by Alan Felyk

A witty, thought-provoking thriller about reality, technology, and the fate of humanity The Tatagonian Code by Alan Felyk is a science fiction thriller that follows Daniel Cadence, a sarcastic Colorado ghostwriter whose life takes an unexpected turn when his fiancée, Renee Cosori, abruptly leaves him. Soon afterward, astrophysicist Dr. Raleigh Redmond reveals that Daniel has […]