Browsing: Occult

In this USA Today bestseller, a woman inherits a vast Gothic mansion — but something strange is happening at Ashburn House. If the chilling rumors are true, she may be the new target of a bitter presence thirsting for revenge… With nearly 4,300 five-star Goodreads ratings.

Inspired by her uncle, Arthur Conan Doyle, amateur sleuth Harry investigates a New York crime spree that reeks of the occult. “The prose is a genuine delight” in this “unexpected treat of a detective novel with a strong heroine” (Kirkus Reviews).

The author of The Fireman delivers a “sparkling collection” of horror (Kirkus Reviews) in this New York Times bestseller. Four stories elevate everyday darkness into literary nightmares. “Chilling” (Booklist), with over 2,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.

A spellbinding urban fantasy: Rochester is crawling with demons, and Jon Blythe is itching to take them on! A bookstore clerk will help Jon master his magical abilities — but is he ready for the life of a demon hunter?

Something alien is stalking residents of Lakehaven, New Jersey. It can’t see them, hear them, or touch them, but it…

An engaged couple welcomes a lost little girl into their home — but the troubled child is hiding deadly secrets of the horrors that befell her family… A chilling tale of terror.

When her eight-year-old son, Evan, begins experiencing gruesome changes to his body and horrifying, prophetic nightmares, Bonnie turns to vengeful Shep to destroy the dangerous forces hell-bent on transforming her child…

Alex can’t remember why her mother was murdered — or why she was left on the streets afterwards. But when she meets otherworldly Greer and begins encountering supernatural creatures, she’ll discover a magical past beyond her wildest imaginings…

Recently separated from a cheating husband, a pregnant Georgia leaves her home to spend a month with a childhood friend…

When Allison moves into her dream apartment, she learns its walls conceal a demonic secret… “Mr. Konvitz has a keen sense of sophisticated terror” (Los Angeles Times Book Review).