Books like The Nice House on the Lake, Vol. 2 by James Tynion IV

When children vanish from the quiet town of Archer’s Peak, a mysterious woman named Erica Slaughter arrives, threatening to face the lurking monsters that claim the town’s innocence.

Wytches follows the Rooks family as they move to Litchfield, New Hampshire, only to uncover a dark, ancient menace lurking in the woods beyond town.

A group of friends, each at a crossroads in life, are drawn to a stunning lakeside house by the enigmatic Walter. What begins as a hopeful reunion quickly turns into a psychological horror that confronts the anxieties of the modern age.

When humanity edges toward immortality, the avatar of Death must live among mortals in Mumbai as twenty‑year‑old Laila Starr, struggling to keep the cycle of life intact.

**With Something Is Killing the Children and The Department of Truth, James Tynion IV has changed the face of horror in modern comics—now get ready for his most ambitious story yet, alongside his Detective Comics partner Álvaro Martínez Bueno!** Everyone who was invited to the house knows Walter—well, they know him a little, anyway. Some met him in childhood; some met him months ago. And Walter’s always been a little…off. But after the hardest year of their lives, nobody was going to turn down Walter’s invitation to an astonishingly beautiful house in the woods, overlooking an enormous sylvan lake. It’s beautiful, it’s opulent, it’s private—so a week of putting up with Walter’s weird little schemes and nicknames in exchange for the vacation of a lifetime? Why not? All of them were at that moment in their lives when they could feel themselves pulling away from their other friends; wouldn’t a chance to reconnect be…nice? In The Nice House on the Lake, the overriding anxieties of the 21st century get a terrifying new face—and it might just be the face of the person you once trusted most. Collects **The Nice House on the Lake** issues #1-12

After taking care of three orphaned nieces in his lake‑side villa, Andre Savary invites Lorna Darwell to help raise them. In the serene setting of Lugano’s lake and the nearby Alps, Lorna discovers love, duty, and her own happiness.

John Rhode showcases his trademark ingenuity in "The Lake House," a 1929 mystery where the enigmatic death of Mr. George Potterne at Melcote Priory unravels a complex crime.