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Sentenced to Murder (Bookstore Mystery #5)
Sue Minix
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Sentenced to Murder (Bookstore Mystery #5)
Sue Minix
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Three Dark Crowns (Three Dark Crowns, #1)
Kendare Blake
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Under the Whispering Door
T.J. Klune
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Idk whether it’s just me but I’m almost at the half point and there’s not a lot of the “fighting to the death” (as mentioned in the blurb) going on yet. So scared that part will be unnecessarily short already
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Some haunted house stories are overtly supernatural, while others blur the line between reality and imagination. Horror often plays with this uncertainty and relies on it, leaving readers to question what’s real.
Which type of haunting do you find scarier.. the supernatural, or the psychological? Why do you think the mind can be as terrifying as a ghost?
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Mad Sisters of Esi
Tashan Mehta
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Some haunted house stories are overtly supernatural, while others blur the line between reality and imagination. Horror often plays with this uncertainty and relies on it, leaving readers to question what’s real.
Which type of haunting do you find scarier.. the supernatural, or the psychological? Why do you think the mind can be as terrifying as a ghost?
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