Looking for a way to add some chills to your summer reading list? Look no further than these 15 Horror Books to Read This Summer.
Salem’s Lot, one of Stephen King’s earliest works, is an enthralling read that will keep you hooked from beginning to end.
Set in 1935, this eerie tale follows a professor and his wife as they escape a scandal and settle in a family home near a plantation ruins in Georgia.
Scott Smith’s novel takes readers on a thrilling journey with a group of carefree adventurers exploring the jungles of Mexico.
This is yet another spine-chilling horror book that has been adapted into a popular movie and a successful Netflix series.
It’s no shock that Stephen King appears multiple times on this list of the best horror books since he’s widely regarded as the master of horror.
This is a horror novel that takes place in a secluded vacation home in Vermont, which is a common and effective setting for this genre.
Are you in the mood for a supernatural read? Look no further than Lapvona’s latest release, which has been praised as one of the best horror books of the year.
In The Children on the Hill, Jennifer McMahon, a bestselling author according to The New York Times, delivers a spine-tingling horror book that will leave readers on edge.
Stephen King, the master of horror, considers Carrion Comfort to be one of the three greatest horror novels of the 20th century.
An alien invasion on Earth is a challenge we could face head-on with all the weapons available to us. However, the sci-fi horror book, The Midwich Cuckoos, introduces a more complicated problem.
For those who are parents, considering parenthood, or know a teenager, this novel is sure to send shivers down your spine.
Octavia E. Butler, a pioneer in the science-fiction genre, introduces her eerie Xenogenesis series with Dawn.
This horror novel presents a reimagining of a true 19th-century mystery surrounding the Donner Party.
This spine-chilling Japanese mystery, which inspired an equally terrifying movie, revolves around an enigmatic video that warns viewers of their impending death.
The Only Good Indians opens with the unfortunate demise of hunter Richard “Ricky” Boss Ribs, who met his end after stepping outside to relieve himself.