Discounted for June 2026: Chilling Horror, True Crime, and Paranormal Books You Don't Want to Miss!

Using the Sun sign, Astrologer Bernie Ashman offers an instant past-life reading to learn not only more about yourself but also your loved ones. 

Caters to both seasoned astrologers and newbies, the reading is separated into three energy zones so that you can harness your potential and live out your true purpose. 

In 1931, tensions from the Great Depression came to a boiling point when a mysterious murder at the Delray boardinghouse was pinned on Hungarian immigrant Rose Veres. 

Accused of witchcraft, Rose and her husband were convicted of the killing and suspected of dozens of other crimes. No one was interested in hearing their appeals—until one brave lawyer stepped up to the plate. 

In the early hours of March 6, 1993, a fire broke out in a nursery, leaving nothing but charred remains—but the firefighters were told to look for a baby. 

When they found the body, they were left to confront a terrible fact: the parents were home during the fire. The arson squad was assigned to the case, but if it was, in fact, not an accident, what would be the motive? 

Here’s the story of Detective Leslie Van Buskirk and Marion County Prosecutor Diane Marger Moore, who fought for over two years for justice. 

It was the summer of 1937, and the town of Flagstaff had recently emerged from the grip of the Great Depression. 

JD Walkup, a handsome young mover and shaker, was living in this newfound joy when the unthinkable happened: his wife and three children were murdered. 

The case sent the small town spiraling, especially when they found out the killer was Marie, his wife. 

Nancy Roberts and her thrilling storytelling have earned her the title of the “First Lady of American Folklore.” For over two decades, she has been telling ghost stories and interviewing people across the nation. 

Her career began at The Charlotte Observer, where she documented her tales of the Old South. In this collection, all of her favorites come together, perfect for ghost disbelievers and lovers.

Author Steven J. Rolfes bridges the gap between life and death, unpacking the mystery of banshees. 

Around for centuries, these messengers of death have cropped up at Lady Fanshawe’s window, to President Lincoln’s murder. 

Stretching from Japan to Scotland, and throughout the world, these stories offer thrilling, spooky delights. 

Unsolved murders are particularly captivating when considering the killer may still be on the loose, and the threads that will remain untied. 

Documenting the period between the two world wars, Jonathan Oates pores over twenty shocking, unsettling cases that remain unsolved in London. 

From the poisoning of egg-seller Kusel Behr to the unidentified body parts found at Waterloo Station, he unpacks the lives of the victims and considers who could be capable of such heinous crimes. 

Western Michigan is a beautiful, coastal place—but there is more to its shiny exterior. Ghost Story, researched by Amberrose Hammon, dives into the shocking tales of the state’s most visited landmarks. 

From the spirit lurking in the Grand Theatre to the children staying up after hours at the Saugatuck Dunes State Park, you’ll never be able to see Michigan’s West Coast the same.