Books like Nightshade (Nightshade Series, Book 1) by Andrea Cremer

A historian uncovers an alchemical manuscript that awakens a hidden world of witches, vampires, and daemons in Oxford, compelling her to confront long‑held fears and a forbidden romance.

A young man wakes up in different bodies over the years, falling in love with the person they love in each one.

In Fairfold, where humans and fae coexist, sisters Hazel and Ben protect their town’s hidden dangers—until a sleeping faerie prince awakens, forcing them to confront loyalty, love, and the shadowy magic that thrives in the forest.

A young girl with a mysterious past and extraordinary musical talents navigates the world of coexisting dragons and humans, grappling with her identity and secrets.

Sixteen‑year‑old Evie of the International Paranormal Containment Agency battles a dark prophecy that threatens her world—and her own identity—while a mysterious shapeshifter named Lend holds the key to stopping it.

A twelve‑year‑old rat catcher from North Carolina’s Biltmore estate teams up with the estate owner’s nephew to confront a looming evil, uncovering secrets about her own past along the way.

Seventeen‑year‑old Lila discovers she can move objects with her gaze and must team up with her brother and his best friend, both members of a covert Unit, to hunt the supernatural killers who took her mother.

When sixteen‑year‑old Evie is lured back to the International Paranormal Containment Agency, she uncovers a dark faerie prophecy that could shatter her future.

After Alex Rider defeats Scorpia, his life seems to return to normal, but a new and deadly organization, Nightshade, rises to threaten everything he holds dear.

Bloodrose follows Calla Tor, the alpha of a shapeshifting wolf pack, as she faces a heart‑wracking choice between her forbidden love for the human Shay and the fate of her pack.

At a grand school for half‑vampires, Dru Anderson faces training, hidden betrayals and memories of her mother’s death while trying to save her missing mentor and protect ordinary people from the darker side of the supernatural.

Twenty‑six‑year‑old Dru Anderson navigates a world of vampires, werewolves, and psychic powers while attending a secret Schola for djamphir and wulfen teens.

At sixteen, Lady Ember Morrow joins the Conatus Guard with her friend Alistair, training to protect the realm from evildoers and their supernatural creations.

A young apprentice knight faces a dangerous adventure in the prequel to the Nightshade series.

A Seattle fast‑food worker discovers he is a necromancer and must navigate a world of werewolves, satyrs, and rival necromancers who threaten his newfound powers.

Calla and Shay team up with the Searchers to rescue the Haldis pack and the rest of the Elemental Cross while learning to accept their former enemy as a friend.

Every Other Day follows sixteen‑year‑old Kali, who awakens every other day as a powerful demon hunter. When she discovers a popular classmate is destined for death, she must act before the next transformation strikes.

When a fire forces Matt Moore's grandmother to move in, the teenage protagonist’s life spirals into nightmares and family turmoil as a sinister presence from the past threatens to destroy everything he holds dear.

A riveting collection of spectral chills and ghostly tales by twenty-seven masters of twentieth-century literature. The phantasms, shades, and specters in this volume of ghost stories by contemporary writers like Alison Lurie, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Joyce Carol Oates, and William Trevor as well as such modern literary giants as Henry James, Isak Dinesen, Franz Kafka, and Rudyard Kipling write letters, carry lanterns, ride bicycles, patrol halls, run motorboats, rake leaves, and deliver mail. They also inhabit dolls and sticks of furniture. Some of them merely haunt houses, while others invade the darkest corners of the soul. Throughout this expertly edited collection, a companion to Robert Phillips's equally successful anthology, the very popular Omnibus of 20th Century Ghost Stories, writers as distinctive of their decade as Edith Wharton and Muriel Spark or the incomparable Max Beerbohm and the up-and-coming Max Eberts explore the literary possibilities of the classic ghost story to deliver taut suspense, psychological terror, and eerie mystery. The irresistible mix of chills and artistry, of terror and genius, make every tale in this volume worth the visit. CONTENTS: Ghosts On The Lake by Ilse Aichinger Sonata For Harp And Bicycle by Joan Aiken Enoch Soames by Max Beerbohm The Happy Autumn Fields by Elizabeth Bowen Oh Father, Father, Why Have You Come Back? by John Cheever Dead Women's Things by Kathy Chwedyk The Upper Berth by F. Marion Crawford The Supper At Elsinore by Isak Dinesen Lost Lives by Max Eberts The Shadowy Third by Ellen Glasgow A Shape Of Light by William Goyen W.S. by L.P. Hartley The Astral Body of a U.S. Mail Truck by James Leo Herlihy The Bus by Shirley Jackson The Friends Of The Friends by Henry James Blumfeld, An Elderly Bachelor by Franz Kafka "They" by Rudyard Kipling The Highboy by Alison Lurie The Ghosts Of August by Gabriel García Márquez The Doll by Joyce Carol Oates Wolfie by Robert Phillips A Spiritualist by Jean Rhys Owl by Elizabeth Spencer A Gracious Rain by Christopher Tilghman Mr. Acland's Ghost by William Trevor The Leaf-Sweeper by Muriel Spark Pomegranate Seed by Edith Wharton

126 unnumbered pages : 25 cm