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

This clear, alphabetized guide to all things paranormal comes from paranormal investigator and psychic Judith Joyce.

This handbook will give readers a detailed look into all the haunting aspects of the paranormal world, from ghosts to telepathy. 

Dive into the captivating and creepy history of Little Rock, Arkansas, a capital city deeply saturated with Southern legends and legacy. 

This book tells the true story of Dr. Marcel Petiot, a mass murderer in 1944 Nazi-occupied Paris who killed men, women, and children who were trying to escape the Nazis.

Author Thomas Maeder recaps all the harrowing details of this case, over the course of the entire investigation and the trial of this charismatic yet evil doctor. 

In this dark and exciting debut crime thriller, a string of murders plagues a town.

Police Detective Victoria Bullrush tries to diligently follow clues to a killer, as the anger and paranoia within the community only grow.

In this study of recent homicide cases, British psychologist W. Lindesay Neustatter explores questions surrounding the death penalty for murderers with disabilities or mental illnesses. 

In this “gripping blend of horror and detective fiction,” detective William Benek is assigned to a case that is beyond his comprehension and makes him question his own sanity (Booklist).

Dead bodies are being discovered without their brains and his only lead, a beautiful woman, is pulling him towards a nightmare. 

Alva Hunt and Hugh Gant were two gangsters who terrorized Florida and surrounding states during the Great Depression.

Samuel Parish recounts the dangerous lives these men lived, from gunfights to bank robberies to Alcatraz. 

Roxie J. Zwicker takes readers on a tour of the historic graveyards of New Hampshire, surveying the chilling and weird legends and stories of the headstones and the messages the dead may be sending to the living.