Last Updated: July 23, 2026
I’ll Watch Your Baby
by Neena Viel
1974. Lottie Turner is already infamous. Running a wheel of schemes and scams, she’s willing to work for what she wants in… creative ways. But no business is more lucrative than desperate families looking to adopt a child-and there’s only one way to procure children quickly. 1994. Bless has finally found the family she deserved. As Bless and her friends make their way across the country, one smash and grab at a time, Bless is used to acting fast and thinking on her feet. But someone is playing a long game. Someone has unfinished business. Soon Bless is trapped in a web of horrors past and present, where the only escape hatch is a path only she can walk, if she finds the courage to take it.
Spoiled Milk
by Avery Curran
The untimely death of a student at a boarding school for privileged girls turns out to be the first in a haunting series of escalating supernatural events.
Nowhere Burning
by Catriona Ward
Riley and her brother Oliver set off in the pitch-black night, fleeing their troubled home. They are heading for Nowhere–an abandoned ranch, once the playground of its former eccentric movie-star owner, now a haven for runaways. What awaits could be the freedom they crave. But this mysterious clan guards dark secrets, and the scorched grounds hold the ghosts of the past.
The Dorians
by Nick Cutter
On a remote island in the Canadian wilderness, five elderly volunteers from different walks of life are given a tantalizing offer: to stall their biological clocks or even reverse them, restoring their lost youth. The dark heart of unbridled human ambition finds its apex in an unholy experiment that now tests the limits of both creator and subject, eclipsing all bounds of morality and sanity…
The Children
by Melissa Albert
Guinevere Sharpe had two childhoods. In one, she lives in the wooded shadow of her family’s isolated Vermont farmhouse; in the other, the pages of her mother’s world-famous Ninth City books, where her magical adventures have made her a household name. Now an adult coasting on her mother’s name, Guinevere is mid-promotion for a ghostwritten memoir when her estranged brother, an artist who has until now spurned his family’s legacy, announces an upcoming installation titled Mother. Her public facade starts to crack, forcing her to confront the questions she’s spent the last twenty years running from.
Morsel
by Carter Keane
When Lou accepts a property appraisal assignment in the rural hills of Ohio, she knows it’s her last chance to save her job and keep making rent. But she quickly finds herself stranded in the middle of nowhere with a sabotaged truck, her dog, and someone–or something–stalking her through the ancient Appalachian woods. If she can’t escape the woods in time, she’ll see firsthand that her job isn’t the only thing that wants to eat her alive.