One Last Scare
Bill Wood
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This is a contained, high-pressure murder mystery with horror elements: an isolated theme park, a stalking mascot, successive deaths and a buried history that the protagonists must unravel.
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Bill Wood
This is a contained, high-pressure murder mystery with horror elements: an isolated theme park, a stalking mascot, successive deaths and a buried history that the protagonists must unravel.
Scarlett Dunmore
A horror-comedy sequel with a strongly supernatural setting, school friendships and a continuing threat from Charley’s past. Its appeal lies in combining eerie atmosphere with genre-aware humour and a central relationship marked by betrayal.
Christopher Edge
This is a fast-moving horror adventure built around a familiar childhood game becoming strange and threatening. Its unusual file-based presentation adds mystery, while the friendship between Adam and Sol gives the frightening situation an emotional centre.
Ryan La Sala
A grief-laden investigation gradually turns a picturesque summer academy into a threatening, psychologically unstable place. The novel combines queer identity, family pressure and gender-role criticism with folk-horror imagery, suspense and disturbing supernatural danger.
Kalynn Bayron
A horror premise places Charity and her friends inside a frightening version of the attraction they work in. Expect slasher suspense, dark humour, romance, disappearances and graphic violence, alongside questions about survival and familiar genre roles.
Andrew Joseph White
This is a high-intensity horror story centred on a transgender teenager, queer community and survival after an apocalypse. Its appeal is likely strongest for readers who actively want graphic body horror alongside questions of identity and belonging.
Marisa Linton
Choose this for a YA reader drawn to supernatural mysteries, hidden village secrets, witchcraft and folk horror. The remote setting and archaeological discovery suggest an atmosphere-led story with suspense at its centre.
Amy Goldsmith
A claustrophobic sea-set mystery with supernatural and mythological elements, it offers suspense, eerie atmosphere and questions about trust. Liv’s scholarship places her among wealthy influencers, giving the investigation a social-inequality strand alongside disappearance, romance and horror.
Jennifer Killick
A creepy, energetic adventure that combines frightening creatures and suspense with banter, humour and an emphasis on four unlike students learning to support one another.