SUMMER HORROR BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS and a little TBR!  

Hi!!! Im an avid reader but never got into horror. I’ve just read a few Stephen king’s books more on the thriller topic and really enjoy detective and dark novels so I really appreciate your recommendations and I’m so glad that they are not new, because I’m tired of trying to keep up with the new releases. ❤

Why is summer so perfect for horror? I don't know, but it just is! Great recs!

I just subscribed! I love horror but I do read pretty much everything. I just got back into reading horror after binge reading most of a court of thorns and roses series. My girlfriends were all obsessed with acotar but horror is really my fav genre.

Great recommendations.

I added so many to my list! I also love your shirt!!

ahh so many summer horror books to add to my tbr ❤ i’m a new subscriber and wanna say ty for all these cool new book recs

Summer always feels like a horror season to me

I just found this channel! Yaaaaaaaay!!!! Subscribed!

No wedding ring?! So you're telling me there's a chance!!

Thank you for all these book recs!!! I will definitely give some of these a read!

"And what do ya know, something evil gets unleased.🤷‍♀️" I dont know why that made me crack up.😂🤣

Excellent video , perfect summer season

Some great recs here - thank you!

I definitely read more thriller than horror, if I read any horror. Even though I don’t read horror, I liked the idea of reading horror for summer. I have a cruise coming up next month, and I’m def adding a couple of these to my Kindle. Great video, thanks for the recs!

Summer is my favorite season for horror too 😊 I also loved Dead Eleven! Thanks for some new ideas for my TBR 👀

Me adding more summer horror books to my already long TBR... thanks for the great recs!! Definitely want to check out Castaways because I felt the same way about Off Season. Dead Eleven is my list already 😊

I absolutely loved your channel. Love when there is an option for every kind of horror to explore, nice mix of selections. I have to agree with you about the elwment, Micheal McDowell,however, read his 'The blackwater series' or Cold moon over the Babylon. 😊

I tore through so many Lois Duncan books in my early teens - loved em!

I’m gonna check out You’re not supposed to die tonight. Cool title and cover. Violet sounds intense. I’ll check out that author. I’m gonna read my first Robert McCammon this summer. And I’m gonna write a vampire novel. I’m enjoying the vid! 🦇🦇🦇🦇🎃🎃🎃🎃👍🏻

Dead Eleven was so good! Wasps in the Ice Cream has been on my TBR forever. I need to get to it. My TBR just got longer. Great list of books! I just got Chlorine by Jade Song to read this summer.

I'm presently reading J.Ketchum The girl next door, and oh my....what a story..based on a true story, even more horrific than the horror I normally read.

Oh wow that Rio Youers book I have had a copy of for awhile Have to read it as well

Awww! RL Stine and Lois Duncan! My YA favorites back in the day. I Know What You Did Last Summer and Killing Mr. Griffith were my favorite Lois Duncan. Sadly, her daughter was murdered in 1989 and she stopped writing horror, but she is a pinoneer in YA horror.

The Elementals was the last book that kept me up until 4 o'clock in the morning! SO GOOD. Unfortuately that was back in 2012 and though I have read tons and tons of stuff since then, I still haven't found anything to compel me to stay up that far past my bedtime :P

Great recs. A YA horror I like to reread each summer is Mina and the Undead, set in July 95’ and as I’m a 90s baby it gives me the vibes.

I was pleasantly surprised by the old McDowell selection : The Elementals - McDowell also wrote The Amulet, & Cold Moon Over Babylon, which were good - McDowell tended to write "Southern Gothic style horror, whether it supernatural or not. I don't know much about the modern horror book scene, but some of your selections look very intriguing...

Your not supposed to die tonight's ending got me

I'm looking to dive into a new epic fantasy series and am torn between "The Licanius Trilogy" by James Islington and "The Faithful and the Fallen" series by John Gwynne. I enjoy rich world-building, complex characters, and intricate plots. Which series do you think I should buy, and why?

Joyland is a summer book I recommend a lot!

Great list! 🦈

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I read Carrie for the first time last summer and it was awesome it’s a new favorite Stephen King It was a certain time of month and I was some feeling some type away about it, so in the moment, I was reading, Carrie and just like fully getting behind it I was doing some immersion reading, so I was listening to the audiobook as well as reading it digitally and sissy SpaceX herself the narrator for the audiobook

also kill river by cameron roubique is soo good!!!

Can't believe I just came across your channel, subscribed and appreciate the great recommendations!!!

When I see a book with a VHS on the cover especially a horror book it really makes me miss Blockbuster Video

Loved r.l stein

I just found u. Really like u and ur vibe 😊 do u only read horror books?

I recently read The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas and it was such a great read! 5 stars for me! You have to ckeck it out since i know you will love it also!

My favorite 'romantic at heart' horror is "returning with nothing". There's even a manga made out of the book. The story is that the main character is weak, he struggles horribly until eventually he dies. His consciousness returns into the past and he gets a chance to live his life in a different way. Only that... he is still weak. No special skills or anything. In his second life he meets the daughter of the leader of a terrorist group. She is a pure genius, extraordinarily talented, like no one else. He struggles for more than 2000 years in order to become the person she can look up to. The story is pure horror, and what he goes through is insane, but it's really the kind-of hidden romance between them that drives it.