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Bad burning witch by Jessica Lewis: Katrell is paid by clients to talk to their deceased loved ones, even if they don’t pay her enough. So when a ghost warns her to stop summoning, she’s ready to bluff. And when a summon accidentally resurrects someone from the dead, she realizes it’s a much more lucrative business idea. But the dark forces are getting closer, because magic is not free.

Team by Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Lisa Sterle: Becca has just been transferred to a new high school and is immediately adopted by Marley, Arianna and Mandy … the most popular girls in the school. Becca quickly learns that there is more than meets the eye, because in the light of a full moon, she discovers that her new friends are werewolves who position themselves to destroy slimy boys who take advantage of girls. unsuspecting. But after Arianna’s boyfriend dies, the search for a serial killer begins and their position becomes much grayer than they initially thought.

Boys cemetery by Aiden Thomas: To prove he’s a brujo to his traditional Latinx family, Yadriel, a transgender boy, attempts to summon the ghost of his murdered cousin to set him free. The ghost that appears instead? Julian Diaz, the resident bad boy of the school. Julian is quite determined to find out what happened to him, and since there really isn’t any other choice, Yadriel agrees to help him. But the more time the two boys spend together, the less Yadriel wants Julian to go.

White smoke by Tiffany D. Jackson: Marigold’s newly blended family just moved to the Midwestern town of Cedarville for his mother’s new job, a job that comes with a free remodeled home. But there are secrets in their house: things are gone, the doors open by themselves, and there are voices in the walls. Plus, her 10-year-old stepsister Piper keeps talking about her friend who wants Mari to leave …

The buried by Melissa Gray: Don’t go out. This is one of Dr. Moran’s rules in the underground bunker where Sash, Yuna, and Gabe live. Residents were forced into hiding a decade ago, although no one is to say what happened that day. But Dr. Moran could lie to them … about anything.

Edge of the lake by Lyndall Clipstone: Violeta arrives at the Lakesedge Estate while waiting for a monster. After all, rumors say Rowan Sylvanan drowned his whole family when he was little. But as she begins to fall in love with him, she learns that there is something else in the realm that she should be afraid of: a creature under the lake, a god of death called Lord Under, one to whom Rowan is linked and a Leta must save the two. of them from.

The take of Jake Livingston by Ryan Douglass: It’s hard enough to fit into St. Clair Prep, where he’s one of the only black kids, but Jake Livingston can see the dead too. While most are harmless, stuck in a loop where they relive their deaths over and over again, all ghost rules are thrown off when Sawyer – who shot 16 kids at a local high school last year before taking his own life – arrives. . As Sawyer begins to haunt Jake, high school turns into a game of survival, as bodies begin to appear in his neighborhood.

All these bodies by Kendare Blake: In the summer of 1958, a series of murders in which bodies were found bloodless troubled the Midwest. The case gets its first lead when a 15-year-old girl is found at the scene of the Carlson family farm in Minnesota. Her name is Marie Catherine Hale, and she’s covered in blood that isn’t his, and the only person she’ll talk to is Michael, the aspiring journalist son of the local sheriff.

Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson: The Gray Nuns are nuns who cleanse the bodies of the deceased, allowing their souls to pass through and preventing them from rising up like spirits hungry for the living. Artemisia is in training to become one of these sisters, defending the convent when attacked by possessed soldiers. Only … it does so by awakening a ghost, an ancient spirit of extraordinary power, linked to the relic of a saint. But as the knowledge of vespertines, priestesses trained to wield these relics, has been lost, the only teacher of Artemisia to learn is the revenant himself.

Lost labyrinth by Zoraida Córdova: Alex is destined to be the most powerful bruja in her family, but all she wants is to get rid of her magic. So, on the day of her death, she casts a curse to get rid of it, only for her family to disappear instead. With no other option, she’ll need the help of Nova, a mysterious brujo, to bring her family back from Los Lagos.

This dark infinity by Kate Pentecost: After the attack on the kingdom of Kaer-Ise, Flora, the princess’s servant, remains the only survivor, in search of the princess she served. To do this, she will make a deal with the Ankou, who at night is a legendary young mercenary and by day nothing more than bones. He will help her train him in exchange for helping her break her curse, find the death prophesied to her even as she slowly grows up to understand him (and possibly love him).

The lost girls by Sonia Hartl: Holly Liddell has been promised eternal love by Elton Irving since 1987. But 34 years later, Holly is still 16 (despite being a vampiric and single). But things change when she meets Rose and Ida, both also turned into vampires by Elton and then rejected in 1954 and 1921 respectively. They plan to kill Elton and want Holly’s help. Although initially reluctant, when Holly meets and begins to fall in love with a girl named Parker, whom Elton has her sights on, she begins to reconsider.

Tea Party Session by Reimena Yee: In this beautiful graphic novel about growing up and parting, Lora has watched her friends disappear from her life as they get more serious and have less time to have fun and imagine. But there is one figure in her life who has the same sense of fun and adventure as Lora – her imaginary old friend (and the ghost that haunts her house), Alexa.

Ace of Spades by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé: Shortly after Devon and Chiamaka were selected to be part of the upper class prefects of Niveus Private Academy, anonymous text messages sent by an unknown character named “Aces” begin to be sent to the students. These texts reveal secrets about the lives of Devon and Chiamaka – secrets that threaten every aspect of their carefully planned future. As the couple begin to dig, trying to find out who might be behind it, the stakes only rise and the plot turns out to have much deeper roots than imagined.

His hideous heart edited by Dahlia Adler: This anthology compiles 13 accounts of classic stories and poems by Edgar Allan Poe. From “The Raven” to “The Cask of Amontillado”, and from “Annabelle Lee” to “The Tell-Tale Heart”, these tales, reinvented in the hands of authors such as Kendare Blake, Tiffany D. Jackson, Marieke Nijkamp , and Amanda Lovelace, are sure to relax.

Revenge is a witch by Lana Harper: Emmy Harlow made her way through the world and avoided her magical hometown of Thistle Grove … and with it Gareth Blackmoore. As Emmy is brought back to town for a spellcasting tournament, she is also drawn into a revenge plot against Gareth, who is not only the heir to the most powerful family in town, but who saw also at the same time the best friend of Emmy Linden and the badass Talia Avramov, without any of them knowing it. And in the midst of it all, Emmy finds herself drawn to the gorgeous Talia.

Nothing but blackened teeth by Cassandra Khaw: Sometimes destination weddings take place on a beach … and sometimes they take place in an abandoned Heian-era mansion, built on the bones of a bride and filled with the remains of sacrificed girls. The group of thrill seekers may have bit more than they can chew, as their place quickly turns into a nightmare with the presence of the lonely ghost bride.

The velvet was the night by Silvia Moreno-Garcia: Maite lived in Mexico City in the 1970s, working as a secretary and living for the latest issue of Secret Romance. When her neighbor Leonora goes missing under mysterious circumstances, Maite finds herself searching for the woman who seems to be living the life she covets. But she’s not the only one looking for the missing woman, as Elvis, an eccentric criminal, watches Maite from a distance.

The space between the worlds by Micaiah Johnson: In Cara’s world, multiverse journeys are possible. There’s just one catch: no one can visit a world where their counterpart is still alive. Cara happens to be a great candidate for multiverse travel, as her counterparts have died on 372 different worlds. But when one of her eight remaining counterparts dies under mysterious circumstances, she will uncover a plot that endangers the entire multiverse.