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JamesPhoto Courtesy: Penguin Random HouseADVERTISEMENTBeth Greer was charged in the gruesome Lady Killer murders in 1977, but was soon after acquited. Forty years later Shea Collins’ interest in true crime brings her closer to the eccentric murder suspect. Shea becomes both more entranced by Beth and more unnerved as she interviews her for her true crime website. Is she truly innocent?  Is there something wicked behind Greer’s charm? Or is Shea noticing darker, supernatural forces at play? As the truth unfolds and nothing is quite as it seems.


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Superstitious by R.L. StinePhoto Courtesy: Grand Central PublishingADVERTISEMENTFamed children’s author R.L. Stine switches gears from Goosebumps and delivers something disturbing for adults. In Stine’s Superstitious, Liam is a college professor whose superstitions become reality. As a series of mysterious murders happen around him, Liam must race to expose the evil at the heart of it all begins, despite the potentially deadly consequences.Need a Quick Read? Forget Novels — and Try Short Stories InsteadOccultation and Other Stories by Laird Barron ADVERTISEMENTPhoto Courtesy: Simon & SchusterADVERTISEMENTShirley Jackson award-winning author Laird Barron is delivering all the thrills and chills in Occultation and Other Stories.