Book you have read and feel is a must read that most wouldnt know

[Benjamin]

Mine would be Scars on the Face of God: The Devils Bible by C. G. Bauer.

Great book, and although the title leads you to think its a satanic text, it really is not. Its really simular to something that S. King would write, but in some ways better.

[Rachel]

20th Century Ghosts...I still think there are horror fans out there need to give Joe Hill's short story collection some notice.

[Benjamin]

Rachel wrote: "20th Century Ghosts...I still think there are horror fans out there need to give Joe Hill's short story collection some notice."


Side note: Joe Hill is Stephen King's son.

[Rachel]

Benjamin wrote: "Rachel wrote: "20th Century Ghosts...I still think there are horror fans out there need to give Joe Hill's short story collection some notice."


Side note: Joe Hill is Stephen King's son.
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but should be judged on his own merit. He's earned it,IMO. Hope that didn't sound rude.

[Patrick]

Let the Right One in is a fine choice of a book that might not be known by the mainstream horror.

[Benjamin]

Rachel wrote: "Benjamin wrote: "Rachel wrote: "20th Century Ghosts...I still think there are horror fans out there need to give Joe Hill's short story collection some notice."


Side note: Joe Hill is Stephen ..."

Nope, not at all.

[Sandi]

Shaun wrote: "I'll say one of the scariest books I've read in a long time was 'The Hot Zone' by Richard Preston.

It's a non-fiction account of an ebola outbreak in Reston, VA, not too far on up the road..."

That's one of the scariest books I've read too. Sometimes, nothing is more frightening than facts.

I'm going to echo the Joe Hill recommendations. 20th Century Ghosts and Heart-Shaped Box are wonderful. I can't wait to read more of his work. He's not as prolific as his dad though.