Spooky Fall Book Recs || Favorite Horror Adjacent Books

I loved Samantha's voice and how she responded to things that were happening because it's kind of you know, your classic sort of haunted house adjacent story. And then the ending really ramped up.

Fascinating debut. I personally really liked the audiobook because I think the narrator used a lot of voices really well.

I really like this story. I read it in February, and I still think about it all the time. So I really enjoy it.

I really liked this book, if you're someone who's just like, I just want a tome that makes me feel accomplished because I was immersed in a thing for so long. This, this really fits that whole like idealized version of a reader because I feel like that's the thing sometimes, right?

And I read it in November last year, and I really liked it because it was also just had this foreboding atmosphere. So that's why I wanted to put it on this list.

So I think Canada and up sort of region, many tribes, not just one or anything like that, and they are unsettling and creepy. And you're gonna be like, is there something behind the shower curtain? Like, so well done. I loved almost every story in this.

It was electric and the audiobook had a narrative for each of them. And I loved it. I loved the ending.

And it's phenomenal. Also really unique world building that's done suddenly. And then the perfect way for novella I read this Halloween weekend last year, highly recommend the audiobook was great.