Gretchen Felker Martin Books in Order
Browse Gretchen Felker Martin's books in publication order, with summaries of horror stories about queer survival, hostile communities, and terrifying transformations.
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Gretchen Felker Martin books in publication order
4 books
Manhunt
by Gretchen Felker Martin
2022
Beth and Fran hunt feral men along a devastated New England coast, harvesting organs to avoid sharing their fate. Joining the isolated Robbie forces the survivors to navigate violent enemies, strained relationships, and threats from other humans.
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Cuckoo
by Gretchen Felker Martin
2024
Seven queer teenagers encounter a body-stealing evil at a remote conversion camp in 1995. Sixteen years later, the traumatized survivors must confront that horror again before its reach extends far beyond the place they escaped.
Black Flame
by Gretchen Felker Martin
2025
Archivist Ellen Kramer restores an exploitation film believed destroyed by the Nazis and becomes obsessed with its disturbing images. Visions and voices blur the boundary between film and reality, making her fear she is releasing occult forces into the world.
Chimera
by Gretchen Felker Martin
2027
Shapeshifting criminal clans arrange a wedding to ease tensions in 1980s New England. Their power comes from an ancient pact, but something hungry approaches from the surrounding forest, threatening the families’ fragile peace and the secrets behind their inheritance.
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