Books like Siren by Linda Crockett Gray

The story of two boys and their dark journey through a haunted carnival

Kahlen, a siren bound by a life‑long oath of silence and isolation, finds her world upended when human Akinli steps into her hidden realm, forcing her to choose between duty and a forbidden love.

Siren princess Lira is turned human and must deliver Prince Elian’s heart to the Sea Queen before the winter solstice, while Elian hunts sirens and seeks the key to destroy them.

A young woman's journey across her father's isolated island.

A scientific team at the North Pole is stalked by a shape‑shifting alien that awakens after centuries of ice, killing and impersonating its crew until its weakness is uncovered.

A prince from the mythical kingdom of Syrena travels to the surface world to find a girl who can talk to fish, discovering that she may hold the key to his people’s future.

A new student at a boarding school becomes embroiled in a supernatural mystery involving a ghost and a serial killer, leading her to confront dark secrets from her past.

A young boy discovers a cursed book that leads to a terrifying supernatural horror story.

A warlock from the Salem witch trials lands in modern-day Los Angeles, hunting for ultimate evil and facing a witch hunter who seeks to prevent the horror of the past from repeating itself.

A rugged government agent embarks on a thrilling space adventure to secure classified information.

Describes the origins of the sirens, half-women, half-birds, who lured sailors to their deaths with their irresistible voices, and relates their encounter with Ulysses.

An anthology of 22 classic fantasy short stories by well‑known authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, Lord Dunsany, H.P. Lovecraft, and Ursula K. Le Guin.

A faithful novelization of the 1958 science‑fiction horror film 'The Blob', illustrated with black‑and‑white stills from the original motion picture.

Colorado Territory - 1871: Boston-bred gentleman Alexander Nicholson had come to Central City in search of a new life. In his three-piece suit he looked just as handsome as he had when he had wooed the pretty banker’s daughter visiting with her father in Boston. Little did he know, however, that his aristocratic appearance and bowler hat would set him up as a target for a group of troublemakers when the stagecoach broke an axle. Like three tomcats spoiling for a fight they got off their horses and circled Alex. Samantha Claybourne had been raised by her prospector grandfather since the death of her parents when she was just a child. She knew how to survive in the mountains, knew about mining, could ride, shoot straight, hunt and fish. She didn’t know the first thing about men but that didn’t keep her from becoming Alex’s salvation when she saved him from the clutches of Cy Tyburn and his group of bullies. Shooting at Alex’s feet to make him dance, then using his hat for target practice they had him at their mercy until Samantha came upon the scene and frightened them off. Alex was intrigued and enchanted by the pretty young woman with red-gold hair and a hundred stories to tell. He admired her honesty and free spirit. Samantha was equally taken with him. The problem was Alex had come west to marry his fiancée, the banker’s daughter, whose father was Samantha’s sworn enemy. If only they had met in another place or at another time…. It seemed to be the end of the story, but instead it is just the beginning. Alex is forced to make choices when his soon-to-be father-in-law conspires to drive Samantha off her land so that he can steal the Siren Song mine. As for Sam, she soon learns that fighting for what is right and being true to yourself is what makes a real lady—one who can win Alex’s heart. Review: Romantic Times: Western romance fans are sure to be satisfied with this warmhearted, rags-to-riches Cinderella story. Every reader will emphasize with Sam’s desire to be a beautiful lady. Ms Kramer has brilliantly recreated the glamour, tension, intrigue, and excitements of a mining town during its heyday. Siren Song is an absolute pleasure to read!

A critical study of Ursula K. Le Guin's contributions to American science fiction and women’s literature, written by Barbara J. Bucknall.

A tale of the petticoats between sisters and the haunting secrets of the dollager family, this novel will keep you on the edge of your seat with its psychological tension and spine-tingling plot twists.

The Dollanganger Family Series: A Thriller with Family Secrets and Unpredictable Villains

After her best friend Anna drowns, Evie feels isolated in a small fishing town. When a girl who looks like Anna appears offshore, Evie wonders if Anna survived and if her hidden magic can help.

A compact anthology of American short stories that blends science fiction, horror, and suspense with themes of hypnotism, animal magnetism, and pseudoscience, reflecting 19th‑century social customs and the specter of tuberculosis.