Discounted for December 2025: Chilling Horror, True Crime, and Paranormal Books You Don't Want to Miss!

This portion of the four-volume set is made up of more than 475 accounts of serial killers, male and female, from across the globe.

Featuring entries about the Machete Murderer Juan Vallejo Corona, Maranhao Boy Mutilator Francisco das Chagas, Night Stalker Richard Ramire, and many more, you’ll learn everything there is to know about these killers from this in-depth compilation. 

Brandon Sims was a four-year-old from Indiana who went missing in July of 1992, and whose body has yet to be found. His mother, Michelle Jones, attempted to hide her son’s death by lying to loved ones and refusing to tell investigators where Brandon’s body was located. 

This gripping book from the prosecutor on the case reads like a mystery novel, one where truth proves to be stranger than fiction. 

This fascinating collection of the year's most shocking and gripping true crime writing offers vicarious voyages into the worlds of felons and their felonious acts. 

In this detour down Zombie Road, Janice Tremeear brings readers along as she peers into all of the most haunted locations in the Show Me State. 

Sarah M. Cornell, an unmarried, pregnant young woman, was found hanging in a rural pasture in Tiverton, Rhode Island in 1832. Local authorities became increasingly suspicious that this was not a suicide, but rather an act of murder committed by the father of her unborn child, a married Methodist minister. 

This horrific crime left the country demanding justice, and still stands as one of early America’s most sensational murder trials. 

When Geniver Loxley lost her daughter at birth eight years ago, her world stopped. She and her husband, Art, have slipped into a seemingly inescapable rut, void of fulfillment.

But when a stranger shows up on their doorstep telling Gen that her daughter was not stillborn, but is actually alive somewhere out there, Gen becomes compulsively obsessed with finding answers to the flood of sinister questions she’s faced with. 

This fascinating book dives into the history of the vampire, starting with Bram Stoker’s classic 1897 novel, Dracula, and further into the work that inspired Stoker and the lore that derived from it.

Tied together with the iconographic figures and forms of the tarot, Robert M. Place provides a guide for getting the most out of reading. 

This book offers a fascinating look at one of the most shocking series of murders in Prohibition-era Chicago. A violent chain of events, beginning with a car hijacking and ending with two dead bodies, led police down a daunting path of mistaken identities and high-speed pursuit.