In the memoir of the woman who inspired Ghost Whisperer, Mary Ann Winkowski is a happily married, devout Catholic, suburban mother and full-time paranormal investigator. Mary Ann has been able to see earthbound spirits, spirits that are trapped on earth and haven't "crossed over," since she was a little girl. Now, she works with these spirits to help them make peace with what keeps them here.

A mother searches for answers in the wake of her daughter’s mysterious death in this sequel to Audrey Rose. Audrey Rose Hoover had died in the flames of a car crash. Then she had been reincarnated as Janice Templeton’s daughter, Ivy, only to die in a terrible hypnotic reenactment of her death throes. Had this infant been born to end the awful cycle—or begin it again?

Bram Stoker and World Fantasy Award–winning author

Three chilling novels from Robert McCammon. In The Night Boat, a scuba diver finds the remains of a Nazi U-boat, only to discover that there are some things better left buried. In Baal, the product of a violent assault, an orphan boy hones sinister powers to one day unleash upon the world. In Bethany's Sin, the Reid family moves into a delightful small town, only to discover it's under the control of a secret cult.

Bram Stoker Award–winning author

A treasure trove of horrific tales by a Hugo and Nebula Award–winning master of the fantastic, including “I’m Looking for Jeff,” “Dark Wings,” and “Cry Witch!”

Seeking a new start, Peter Mickelsson moves to an old farmhouse to take a position at Bingham University. But when mysterious supernatural events begin to occur, it becomes clear that the new surroundings will not provide a refuge for this troubled man.

Sixteen gripping tales of otherworldly crime fiction from authors Caitlín R. Kiernan, Paul G. Tremblay, Laird Barron, John Langan, and others.

From the award-winning “heir to the mantle of Stephen King,” a supernatural entity draws a woman into a terrifying nightmare (The National Post).

“Few writers do psychosexual horror as well as Toronto’s David Nickle.” —Toronto Star

In rural Ireland, two travelers stumble upon the ruins of a lakeside home. Inside, they discover a diary detailing the terrible final days of a man known only as the Recluse. A landmark of supernatural horror dripping with tension and atmosphere and called “a classic” by H.P. Lovecraft. 

From Jeremy C. Shipp, the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Atrocities, comes a tense dark fantasy novel of psychological horror in Bedfellow.

"Filled with claustrophobic fear within a terrifying occult frame, this is a great choice for readers who like their horror with a side of intense psychological suspense."―Booklist