18/09/2025
Autumn begs for stories that creep under your skin, tales of haunted houses, cursed loves, witches, and monsters that never die. Here’s a lineup of moody, bone-chilling reads to match the season’s shadows:
🔮 Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix conjures chaos with his signature horror-comedy bite. 750/-
🏚️ The September House by Carissa Orlando is about a dream home that slowly reveals itself as a nightmare. Every September, the walls bleed, the ghosts multiply, and the house keeps its secrets buried — until its new owners can no longer look away. 599/-
🦇 Dracula by Bram Stoker’s eternal nightmare, where gothic horror was born. 1499/-
🌊 The Fate of Mary Rose by Caroline Blackwood’s eerie gothic novella steeped in dread. 699/-
🦊 Fox by Joyce Carol Oates illuminates the darkest corners of the human psyche while asking profound moral questions about justice and the response evil demands. 899/-
🌙 In Practical Magic, Alice Hoffman’s witches blur the line between enchantment and darkness. 599/-
☠️ The Stand by Stephen King’s apocalyptic epic of terror, survival, and evil reborn. 699/-
🌒 Du Maurier’s gothic storm: Rebecca, Jamaica Inn, My Cousin Rachel : shadows, secrets, and haunted psyches. 599/- each