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If you liked The Lost Village, here are the top 100 books to read next:
- #1
Save:A haunting, emotional journey into the aftermath of cult trauma with a horror edge - perfect for those who love ambiguity and psychological depth, but may leave those wanting clear answers a bit unsatisfied.
- #2
Save:A creepy, atmospheric folk horror classic packed with slow-building tension and rural chills - just be ready to take your time with it.
I awakened that morning to birdsong. It was only the little yellow bird who lives in the locust tree outside our bedroom window, but I could have wrung his neck, for it was not yet six and I had a han... - #3
Save:“Little Heaven” is a wild, blood-soaked horror-western cocktail that’s not afraid to go big (or gross) with its scares. Come for the cults and monsters; stay if you can handle a lot of gore and anxiety-fueled dread!
The little aphid did, though at a register too high for any human ear to perceive. It toiled in the root system of a cactus plant growing on the edge of the New Mexico desert. An insect so small that... - #4
Save:Incredibly creepy with serious cult horror vibes, "Last Days" is a modern horror standout - chilling, atmospheric, and hard to put down, if not always perfectly paced. Read it for the thrills, but be ready for a finale that divides opinion.
And the woman could hear those old friends moving in the distant, and not so distant rooms of her home. Old friends she tried to forget for longer than she had the strength to remember. Until she unde... - #5
Save:A unique, atmospheric blend of ghost story and found footage fun - great for horror fans who like slow-burn tension and creative formats, but may not satisfy those looking for constant scares or neat resolutions.
- #6
Save:A dense, atmospheric, and thought-provoking horror novel - perfect for those who enjoy unsettling small-town mysteries, but go in prepared for a slow burn and some truly disturbing content.
The sun hung low along the western horizon, painting the forest with fractured orange flames, and Imogene Tremly knew in her heart the minister would be dead before it rose again. She’d prayed for thi... - #7
Save:A moody, gradual folk horror that rewards patient, curious readers with a uniquely haunting experience. If you crave atmosphere and appreciate flawed characters and obscure film lore, it’s definitely worth stepping into the shadows for.
This all started a very long time ago for me . . . longer than even I could remember at the time, though since my mind is a black hole of influences, little that gets sucked inside its orbit ever full... - #8
Save:A lush, twisted tale that’s equal parts eerie and enchanting - perfect for fans of atmospheric mysteries and dark fairy tales, but perhaps too far-out for readers who like their thrillers more grounded.
A hard, white shell with a cascade of auburn hair draped over her sun-kissed shoulders. When she sleeps, sometimes I don’t recognize her: She is a stranger in the bed beside me, breathing softly, her... - #9
Save:A modern witch tale that’s clever, creepy, and original - HEX won’t be for everyone, but if you enjoy dark, unsettling stories about small towns and the evil that lurks within, this one will haunt you long after the last page.
STEVE GRANT ROUNDED the corner of the parking lot behind Black Spring Market & Deli just in time to see Katherine van Wyler get run over by an antique Dutch barrel organ. For a minute he thought it wa... - #10
Save:A chilling, atmospheric ghost story perfect for fans of slow-burning suspense and Nordic noir - just don't read it alone at night!
“I don’t know who could have done this, but I doubt it was kids or teenagers. Although it’s certainly possible.” Freyr stuck his hands in his pockets and stared at the destruction in front of him once...
