Have you ever wondered how to sell a haunted house? This is the question Louise asks herself when faced with her family home in Charleston. After her parents die under mysterious circumstances, she and her brother Mark have to get the home ready for sale. But the house they grew up in is filled with much more than childhood memories. And despite their conflicts with one another, Mark and Louise will have to work together to clear this house of the evil forces that don’t want to leave.

I have always thought that if I were in a horror story, I would not make it to the end. But if you’re trying to survive, here’s a book that might clue you in on what to do. Mortimer Queen, a widely celebrated horror author, has died. Now seven authors have been invited to his house to potentially win his inheritance. But it won’t be easy. All of these authors have a history with Queen, and all of them will have to come face-to-face with that history through a treacherous maze before they can reach the prize.

Coming out on October 7 is How to Fake a Haunting, a novel about a woman desperate to be rid of her alcoholic husband… at any cost. Lainey Taylor knows her husband Callum is a danger to her and their daughter Beatrix, and so she comes up with a plan. She will stage a fake haunting to scare Callum out of the house for good. But what Lainey doesn’t know is how impossible it is to truly control a haunting. And the scares that start off as fake suddenly become very, horrifyingly real.