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• Night of the Living Rez By Morgan Talty
  
• An Unthinkable Thing By Nicole Lundrigan
  
• Reckless Girls By Rachel Hawkins
  
• Oracle By Andrew Pyper
  
• The Final Girl Support Group By Grady Hendrix
  
• Billy Summers By Stephen King
  
• A Slow Fire Burning By Paula Hawkins
  
• Survive the Night By Riley Sager
  
• Closing Costs By Bracken MacLeod
  
• Come With Me By Ronald Malfi
  
• Together We Will Go By J. Michael Straczynski
  
• The Other Emily By Dean Koontz
  
• The Girl Who Died By Ragnar Jonasson
  
• Nameless (6-Book Series) By Dean Koontz
  
• Bubba Ho-Tep By Joe R. Lansdale
  
• The Lost Spear By N.J. Croft
  
• The Scarred Woman By Jussi Adler-Olsen
  
• The Sanatorium By Sarah Pearse
  
• Darling Rose Gold By Stephanie Wrobel
  
• Red Hands By Christopher Golden
  
• Ink By Jonathan Maberry
  
• The Glass Hotel By Emily St. John Mandel
  
• The Wives By Tarryn Fisher
  
• When a Child is Born By Jodi Taylor
  
• Rewind By Catherine Ryan Howard
  
• The Institute By Stephen King
  
• 1Q84 - By Haruki Murakami
  
• Hideaway By Nicole Lundrigan
  
• The Girl Without Skin By Mads Peder Nordbo
  
• Hope for the Wicked By Edward Lorn
  
• Another Life By Robert Haller
  
• Cemetery Road By Greg Iles
  
• The Pandora Room By Christopher Golden
  
• The Stillwater Girls By Minka Kent
  
• Shelter in Place By Nora Roberts
  
• The Homecoming By Andrew Pyper
  
• Zeus Is Undead: This One Has Zombies By Michael G. Munz
  
• The Boy By Tami Hoag
  
• The Hunting Party By Lucy Foley
  
• Forget You Know Me By Jessica Strawser
  
• Box of Bones By Jeremy Bates
  
• Seven Days By Patrick Senécal
  
• The Lost Girls of Camp Forevermore By Kim Fu
  
• Ararat By Christopher Golden
  
• Roman Holiday (The Chronicles of St. Mary's) By Jodi Taylor
  
• Consumed By J.R. Ward
  
• Mega 2:  Baja Blood By Jake Bible
  
• Baby Teeth By Zoje Stage
  
• Whore By Matt Shaw
  
• Providence By Caroline Kepnes
  
• Macbeth By Jo Nesbo
  
• Zero Day By Ezekiel Boone
  
• Find You in the Dark By Nathan Ripley
  
• Furious By T.R. Ragan
  
• The Snowman By Jo Nesbo
  
• The Woman in the Window By A.J. Finn
  
• Frankenstein:  Prodigal Son By Dean Koontz
  
• Nightfall By Stephen Leather
  
• Losing Leah Holloway By Lisa Regan
  
• The Visitors By Catherine Burns
  
• Madness Treads Lightly By Polina Dashkova
  
• The Troop By Nick Cutter
  
• The Other Girl By Erica Spindler
  
• The Walls By Hollie Overton
  
• The Breakdown By B.A. Paris
  
• The Substitute By Nicole Lundrigan
  
• The Bone Collection By Kathy Reichs
  
• Twisted By Andrew E. Kaufman
• The Hanging Girl By Jussi Adler-Olsen
  
• Skitter (The Hatching #2) By Ezekiel Boone
  
• Security By Gina Wohlsdorf
  
• I'm Thinking of Ending Things By Iain Reid
  
• Almost Missed You By Jessica Strawser
  
• The Man in the Lighthouse By Erik Valeur
  
• Testament By David Gibbins
  
• Hell Is Open By Gard Sveen
  
• Jericho's Razor By Casey Doran
  
• Snowblind By Ragnar Jonasson
  
• The Girl on the Train By Paula Hawkins​
  
• Loch Ness Revenge By Hunter Shea
  
• The Hypnotist By Lars Kepler
  
• Pretty Stolen Dolls By Ker Dukey & K. Webster
• Prince of Nightmares By John McNee
  
• The Jekyll Revelation By Robert Masello
  
• The Girl in the Spider's Web By David Lagercrantz
  
• Cataclysm By Tim Washburn
• Mr. Mercedes (The Bill Hodges Trilogy #1) By Stephen King
• Mega By Jake Bible
• Hell Dancer By Wol-vriey
• The Hatching By Ezekiel Boone
• Time Heals No Wounds By Hendrik Falkenberg
  
• Disappearance at Devil's Rock By Paul Tremblay
  
• Wind-Up Toy: Broken Plaything By David Owain Hughes
  
• Me Before You By Jojo Moyes
  
• Asher's War By Jason Brant
  
• Nick and Abe by Lex H. Jones
  
• Wind-Up Toy By David Owain Hughes
• Black Canyon By Jeremy Bates
  
• ​Brother By Ania Ahlborn
  
• ​Submerged By Thomas F. Monteleone
  
• Little Secrets By Megan Hart
  
• The Marco Effect By Jussi Adler-Olsen
  

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