October Reads Worth Falling ForDanger, desire, second chances, and unexpected romanceβdiscover this monthβs Fresh Fiction Featured Books.
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From the USA TODAY bestselling authors of the Witchlore series, Hazel Beck, comes the first book in a cozy, autumnal horror romance duology set in a seemingly charming Midwestern town that harbors a deep, dark plot at its coreβone that could spell the end of its two newest arrivals if they can't unravel the secrets woven into their late grandmother's yarn shop.
Home is where the haunt is.
Lexi Darling has always been a city girl through and through. New York is loud, crowded, and just chaotic enough to keep her mind off everything she'd rather not think aboutβespecially the eerily realistic nightmares that have plagued her all her life. So when she and her twin brother, Logan, are summoned to the postcardβperfect town of Midas, Iowa, one golden October to handle an inheritance from the grandmother they never knew, Lexi figures it'll be a quick detour: sign a few papers, snap a fall foliage selfie, and catch the next flight home.
But Midas has other plans.
The town has been waiting for the Darling twins, and it's not about to let them leave. Their arrival stirs up a centuriesβold curse, one that promises something dark and hungry will rise again by Halloween night. And the key to stopping it might just lie in their family's mysterious past. Now, trapped in Midas with the shadows closing in, Lexi has to team up with a group of stubborn locals to save the town...including Jack, the grumpyβbutβunfairly attractive diner owner who drives her crazy in all the wrong ways.
As the nights grow longer and an uncanny evil creeps closer, Lexi must uncover the truth behind the curse before Midasβand everyone in itβis consumed. Because in Midas, some secrets refuse to stay buriedβand some nightmares never end.
Perfect for fans of:
- Slowburn Enemies to Lovers
- Grumpy x Sunshine
- Family Secrets
- Found Family
- A Cursed Tourist "Trap" Town
- Midwest Charm with a Twist...of a Knife
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