Marguerite's Staff Picks
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More than a haunted house story, this is a story of family and the many secrets an ancestral home can hold. Jo Kaplan beautifully creates a tale of two sisters and their mother trying to survive in a house of many ghosts.
Grady Hendrix brings us a fantastic homage to the slasher genre in this new novel. A group of women who are all mass murder survivors (final girls) are in a therapy group when they realize they are all in danger. A thrilling page turner that will keep you guessing until the end.
Chuck Wendig masterfully blends sci-fi, horror and a whole lot of family drama in this frightening tale. It's a story of a family who moves back to the father's childhood home, which is a place where worlds collide and insanity becomes reality.
A beautifully crafted book about a pandemic before the real pandemic happened. Paul Tremblay is incredible at writing women characters who are very real. You'll have a hard time putting this book down!
Frederik Backman once again brings us wonderfully quirky, but very human characters. During a botched robbery a group of strangers become hostages and must find a way to get along and get through this night.
A great, scary book of novellas that all take place in the same town.There's many creepy and awful people in Goblin, and Josh Malerman really lets you get to know them well!
