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1. Matthew Query
2. Harrison Query

Old Country

An instant classic horror novel.

1. Megan Giddings

Lakewood (Nomad Edition)

“Giddings writes with eloquence, walking readers through the complicated world of Lakewood. They'll be eager to turn each page and read what happens next.” — Booklist "Lakewood is a thought-provoking debut and Megan Giddings is a young writer to watch." — Kirkus Reviews "This novel is the start of a promising career." — The Boston Globe “Both profoundly poetic and utterly compelling, Lakewood presents an intimate portrait of the physical and psychological trauma caused by the use of black people as test subjects for medical experiments in the United States and powerfully connects it to the broader legacy of environmental racism.” — Ladee Hubbard, author of The Talented Ribkins “Megan Giddings’ Lakewood is a gripping thriller of ideas in the tradition of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go, depicting a terrifying world of public complicity and government-sponsored malpractice. Giddings asks: What happens when our want to be useful is weaponized against us, when the only way we see to help others is to invite harm upon ourselves? This is the rare debut that feels utterly of the now, unearthing our shared past even as it charges the reader to imagine and enact a better future, fast as they can.” — Matt Bell, author of Scrapper "Like Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale or Ira Levin’s The Stepford Wives, Lakewood compels even as it unsettles. Megan Giddings writes with a scalpel and I’d follow her characters anywhere."  — Kelly Link, author of Get in Trouble “An impressive debut. Megan Giddings has produced a novel of great emotional intensity. Her brilliant storytelling skills are on full display in this story which unfolds with subtle prose that deftly explores powerful themes of family, loss, responsibility, and friendship. Lena Johnson is a masterfully rendered protagonist, reminiscent of the characters of Toni Morrison, Gayl Jones and Jesmyn Ward, while appearing utterly new and fresh.” — Jeffrey Colvin, author of Africaville

1. Armando Muñoz

Silent Night, Deadlier Night

The shocking slasher saga is back with a slay ride for the new millennium. Billy Chapman might be dead, but there’s a new killer Santa on the block and Billy’s brother Ricky is at the top of the Naughty List.

1. Jessica Warman

Drop Dead Darlings

Jessica Warman, author of Repeat After Me-now in development for a movie with Amazon Studios-returns with Drop Dead Darlings, a darkly funny, blood-soaked thriller where a group of teens must outwit the ultimate killer: the horror story that’s writing them. PRE-ORDER NOW.

1. Philip Fracassi

The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre

1. William , Meikle

The Copycat Murders

Welcome to the FarsideA serial killer is hunting newsreaders.To catch him a detective will have to journey to places he never imagined existing.Into the land beyond reflections, into mirrorland, where the killer is perfectly at home. Scotland's Greatest Horror Writer - GINGER NUTS OF HORROR