Books like Shadows by Suzanne Wright

In the second book of the Dark Artifices trilogy, Emma Carstairs and her parabatai partner Julia Blackthorn navigate forbidden love, Faerie politics, and a looming threat from the Unseelie King as they seek the powerful Black Volume of the Dead.

In colonial England and India, Emmaline Martin's life unfolds as she navigates betrayal, duty, and forbidden love with the enigmatic Julian Sinclair, heir to the Duke of Auburn.

In this contemporary romance, Laura Vernon finds herself falling for Lord Bren Dewar, a rugged Border Lord whose interest surprises her. Their forbidden attraction clashes with Lady Margaret’s warning and the expectations of their worlds.

Hortense, a kind and brave girl, detests her shadow—until a cold, dark night in the woods forces her to confront the truth that her shadow is the key to her safety.

When Fiona Dalrymple's grandmother dies, Fiona is shocked to learn that Doreen wasn't actually her grandmother at all ... Her grandfather's first wife, Ellie Marsden, is still alive and when Fiona meets her, Ellie has a further shock for Fiona: she also has a brother. What's more, Tim has disappeared and Fiona is charged with the task of finding him ... so why does Rory, Tim's handsome boss, seems intent on being more of a hindrance than a help?

Set during a crusade, "Follow the Shadows" follows silver‑blonde Solange as she navigates a marriage of convenience, love, and betrayal.

In the merchant realm of Sembia, a looming invasion by the arch-wizards of the Shade Enclave threatens to turn allies into enemies. One man, Erevis Cale, must decide whether to stand against the Shadovar and protect his homeland.

Shadow, a collection of poems by Marcia Brown, explores the haunting past and eerie images in the shadows.

A twenty‑two‑year‑old orphan named Haskell Maloney uncovers that the war hero she thought was her father was not, and races to learn her true identity while facing a deadly threat in Chicago’s Oriental Institute.

During the Terror in 1793, Anna stays in Paris to protect her uncle, only to find herself imprisoned in the former Luxembourg Palace as the revolutionary fervor turns deadly.

Catherine leaves a hostile antiques magazine and seeks a fresh start. Landing a new role, she is tasked with curating M.H. Mason’s eccentric collection of dolls and preserved animals at Red House, where dark secrets await.

Alex learns that Rule is no sanctuary and must survive a perilous world filled with conniving adults, skeptical survivors and the ravenous Changed.

When mentor Mr. Peregrine is kidnapped, Darwen Arkwright and friends from Hillside Academy must ally with the Silbrican Guardian Council to rescue him and confront the evil Greyling, journeying deeper into Silbrica than ever before.

A collection of American horror tales by Charles L. Grant.

A comprehensive 35th‑anniversary guide to the 1966‑1971 ABC‑TV Gothic daytime serial "Dark Shadows", covering its full five‑year storyline and every one of its 1,225 episodes.

Shadows follows Leah Cornish as she faces uncertain choices while entangled with Guy Hamilton in the neon-lit streets of Phoenix.

Old Ms. McMartin is definitely dead. Now her crumbling Victorian mansion lies vacant. When eleven-year-old Olive and her dippy mathematician parents move in, she knows there's something odd about the place--not least the walls covered in strange antique paintings. But when Olive finds a pair of old spectacles in a dusty drawer, she discovers the most peculiar thing yet: She can travel inside these paintings to a world that's strangely quiet . . . and eerily like her own. Yet Elsewhere harbors dark secrets--and Morton, an undersized boy with an outsize temper. As she and Morton form an uneasy alliance, Olive finds herself ensnared in a plan darker and more dangerous than she could have imagined, confronting a power that wants to be rid of her by any means necessary. It's up to Olive to save the house from the dark shadows, before the lights go out for good.

Eleven‑year‑old Olive and her parents move into a Victorian mansion, where mysterious paintings, a temperamental nine‑year‑old, and three talking cats reveal a dark plan that blurs magic, time and space.

Set on 1840s Maui, "Dawn Shadows" follows a young woman who is forced into an older man's marriage and later meets a youthful rake; together they confront obstacles to find love amid dramatic conflict.

Rabbit challenges his shadow in a playful adventure, gathering support from a cast of animal friends to outsmart the mischievous silhouette in this whimsical children’s tale.

A collection of American short horror stories designed for young readers, featuring strange and frightening characters and events.

A collection of 26 short stories inspired by Ray Bradbury’s legendary work.