Nobody knows who he is. Nobody knows where he came from. All we know is that he keeps drawing houses, and people keep disappearing inside them.

Hannah Deitch’s Killer Potential is a bold debut crime thriller about two women on the run, viral infamy, and the messy truth behind modern identity.

Zhang, a second-generation Chinese Canadian with a background in psychology and criminology, brings a twisted but nuanced perspective.

Kosoko Jackson steps into adult horror with The Macabre, a chilling tale of legacy, obsession, and the dark power of art.

Trisha Tobias debuts with Honeysuckle and Bone, a YA psychological horror novel set in Jamaica.

Hannah Grace is the breakout author behind Icebreaker, a captivating debut that seamlessly blends romance, secrets, and betrayal against a backdrop of high-stakes competition and emotional intensity.

Richard Daniels has captured attention with his debut collection, Too Dead For Dreaming. Daniels’ work is a masterclass in unsettling storytelling, leaving readers both captivated and uneasy.

Heather O’Neill is an acclaimed author known for her vivid prose and hauntingly poetic style. With multiple award-winning works to her name, she has long captivated readers through her explorations of memory, imagination, and the intricacies of human connection.

Caffall's dystopian novel, All the Water in the World (January 2025), draws comparisons to Emily St. John Mandel, depicting a world where melting glaciers have flooded the earth, and a group strives to preserve human history.

Bradley's debut novel, The Ministry of Time, is a gripping sci-fi tale that follows a secret organization tasked with protecting the fabric of time, blending elements of espionage and temporal physics.

An emerging voice in sci-fi, Rodriguez's novel Space Brooms! (March 2025) offers a fun, interstellar adventure where custodian Johnny Gomez teams up with smugglers, promising a delightful read for fans of space escapades.

A British author known for blending science fiction with horror elements. His upcoming novel, Dissolution, set for release in March 2025, is generating buzz and is being adapted into a major motion picture by Sony Pictures.

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