7 New YA Horror Novels to Add to Your Fall TBR List – Book Riot
ithout any guide or protections, who begins to torment them for the fun of it. The ghost believes that Colin and Ren are the reincarnations of two lovers, and he’s there to punish them for whatever wrongdoing separated them in the past.
Wooden Bones by Nghi Vo (11/22)
This is the second book in Vo’s upcoming two-book deal with Tor.com, and it’s got some shivers up its sleeve.
In the kingdom of Sau Lé, Mae is sent off to the emperor’s palace after her father sells her off. There, she’s given the name Mai and is quickly adopted as both a beloved heir and pet. She’s made entirely of wood and for centuries, she’s watched emperors rise and fall.
When the latest emperor begins to vanish without a trace, Mai is determined to get to the bottom of what is happening. She must navigate a haunted garden, legendary monsters, and her own identity to get to the bottom of the mystery.
Believers by N.C. Uzoh (11/4)
Okaru Akpo knows that when it comes to the wealthy elite, the family is important. But following a disastrous year, Okaru’s mother has decided to open the estate to outsiders and invites a group of wealthy strangers to come stay with them. They’re meant to be guests, but it’s clear from the minute they arrive how unwanted they really are.
As if things couldn’t get worse, Okaru finds that people aren’t disappearing from the estate. They’re being banished to a different dimension. Okaru has seen enough and is determined to figure out what is going on and stop it before she loses her family to The Beyond.
The Last Town by Blake Crouch (10/19)
Wyatt is sent to Newton, an idyllic small town surrounded by pristine wilderness, to locate a missing girl. But as soon as he arrives, things feel off. People don’t interact in a way that makes sense and the girl isn’t the only one that seems to have vanished. As Wyatt delves into the town and starts to figure out just what is going on, he realizes there’s more to the story than he could have guessed.
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