Most Anticipated Thriller/Horror Book Releases (Summer 2024)

Today I'm sharing my list of my most anticipated mystery/thriller/horror book releases for the Summer of 2024 (July - September).

✏️ COMMENT and let me know if you plan on reading any of these books! Also let me know if there are any books I left off the list that I should have on my radar!

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[mars]

I think the reason so many book main characters are screenwriters, producers and authors is because that’s all authors know now. It’s their frame of reference. Authors aren’t living anymore. They spitting out these books like it’s a 9-5

[lorenamunguia-cortez]

What a great day! It is my last day teaching summer school, and I am eating McDonald's breakfast at my desk while you come out with a video. Perfect!!

[TinaArtisTurner]

Always puts a smile on my face to see an upload from you! My little bookish heart just loves how you discuss books & your beautiful energy. 🥰☺️ I'm clicking the thumbs up button before I even watch the video! 😅

[jeanninethompson]

I love these videos. They tell me how to prioritize new releases

[tawnyachristensen]

September looks like a great month for new releases!

[meganbrooker]

I think I just added all of these to my TBR!

[lorapresley]

Love Rachel Harrison! I’m most excited for her release

[meljstephan]

The Night Guest is definitely on my list; I've been trying to read more horror/thrillers from around the world because sometimes they have fresh takes from the US/UK norms

[livonimpulse]

I definitely recommend the Andrea Mara - I rated Someone In The Attic 4.5 stars and her previous one, No One Saw A Thing was a 5 star read for me

[Micmezle]

uhm, these all sound pretty great. I'm not sure which ones I'll be checking out, but there's definitely a handful on my radar now.

[pullenthreads]

Someone in the attic could be so good. The vibes sound immaculate if they are executed right. Can’t wait to check that one out

[sarahbarden]

Several of these are also on my radar. I think The Night Guest and Graveyard Shift would be great Horrorthon picks! Thanks for the video I always look forward to these and what you are planning to read in the future!

[emperorcupcake]

I'm so excited for a lot of these!! I really liked Andrea Mara's last book No One Saw a Thing, I could not put it down

[meljstephan]

I'm also very excited for the new T Kingfisher. I have no idea what it's about, she's just an autobuy author for me

[teresarollen]

There are several of the ones you mentioned I am interested in including The Night Guest, The Villain Edit, and Someone in the Attic.

[socaltoobie]

Hmmm! The Night Guest sounds intriguing! 👍😁

[MlleGhoul]

Oh MY GOD. I guess someone has literally written a book about one of my worst nightmares. The concept for Someone in the Attic reminds of those urban legends you hear about someone living in your cupboards or crawlspace, eating your foods and wearing your clothes, coming out of their hidey-holes when you leave the house.UGH. Obviously I am going to have to read this. Immersion therapy!

[ReadingWryly]

Ooh! The Villain Edit sounds like exactly what I’m looking for!

[mattiefletcher]

the night guest, the town in it is pronounced “rake-uh-vick” i believe

[MattMilu]

👻 “Ghost House” by Kelly Dwyer” and 👹 “Devils Kill Devils” by Johnny Compton both look awesome! Can’t wait for them to come out!!