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Chilling Tales: 8 Riveting Horror Books to Dive into This July 2023

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As the summer sun blazes overhead, the world of horror beckons with spine-tingling tales guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. From the eerie ambiance of a Gothic mansion to the bone-chilling secrets hidden within the walls of an orphanage, these eight gripping horror novels promise to keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the month of July 2023.

A Good House for Children by Kate Collins (Mariner Books, July 4)

Orla’s idyllic vision of countryside living is shattered when her family moves into a Georgian home with a dark and sinister past. As mysterious occurrences plague the household, Orla must confront the malevolent forces lurking within the shadows before it’s too late.

The Beast You Are: Stories by Paul Tremblay (William Morrow, July 11)

Enter the twisted imagination of award-winning author Paul Tremblay as he unleashes a collection of chilling tales guaranteed to haunt your dreams. From monstrous creatures to unsettling encounters, each story offers a glimpse into the darkest corners of the human psyche.

The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi (Gillian Flynn Books, July 11)

Join translator Anisa Ellahi as she embarks on a journey into the heart of darkness at The Centre, a clandestine language retreat shrouded in mystery. As Anisa delves deeper into the secrets hidden within its walls, she uncovers a sinister truth that threatens to consume her sanity.

Whisperwood by Alex Woodroe (Flame Tree Press, July 11)

In search of refuge from her tumultuous past, Anna stumbles upon the enigmatic town of Whisperwood, only to discover that its tranquil facade masks a sinister reality. Trapped within its boundaries, Anna must unravel the town’s dark secrets and confront the horrors that lurk within.

Boys in the Valley by Philip Fracassi (Tor Nightfire, July 11)

Step back in time to the early 1900s and bear witness to the horrors unfolding within the walls of St. Vincent’s Orphanage for Boys. As a mysterious illness spreads like wildfire, the residents find themselves battling an ancient evil that threatens to consume them all.

Jackal, Jackal: Tales of the Dark and Fantastic by Tobi Ogundiran (Undertow Publications, July 18)

Delve into the macabre world of Tobi Ogundiran’s imagination as he spins a collection of dark and fantastical tales teeming with malevolent creatures and vengeful spirits. From vengeful librarians to wooden boys seeking redemption, each story offers a glimpse into the author’s twisted psyche.

Silver Nitrate by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Del Rey, July 18)

Transport yourself to 1990s Mexico City, where Montserrat and Tristán find themselves ensnared in the web of a cult horror director’s dark obsession. As they delve deeper into the director’s sinister world, they soon realize that some nightmares are all too real.

Infested: An MTV Fear Novel by Angel Luis Colón (MTV Books, July 25)

Prepare for a descent into madness as Manny confronts a terrifying reality lurking beneath the surface of his new home in the Bronx. With nightmares plaguing his every waking moment, Manny must unravel the mystery surrounding the building’s custodian before it’s too late.

Embrace the Horror

From tales of haunted houses to encounters with otherworldly creatures, these hair-raising horror novels offer an electrifying escape into the unknown. So, dim the lights, lock the doors, and immerse yourself in the chilling depths of these gripping tales. Just remember, what you find may haunt you long after the final page is turned.

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