Horror in Small Towns Books in Order
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Horror in Small Towns books in publication order
5 books
Radio Tower
by Boris Bacic
2020
Software engineer Chris Townsend moves to an Oregon town hoping to escape his troubled past. Questions about a hilltop radio tower provoke hostility, and its blinking lights seem connected to disturbing changes in the residents around him.
The Corruption
by Boris Bacic
2021
Private investigator Barry Torres arrives in Northberry to find a missing girl and discovers that children regularly disappear. The residents' frightened silence and signs of surveillance force him to choose between his own safety and continuing the search.
The Gathering
by Boris Bacic
2021
Five friends visit an isolated town for a religious celebration and initially receive a lavish welcome. Violent punishments, secretive rituals, and armed patrols reveal a dangerous community whose leader soon turns the visitors into targets.
Retown
by Boris Bacic
2022
A routine business trip traps Jason in Riverton, where every death returns him to the same town. Desperate to reunite with his family, he investigates the force binding its residents to an endless cycle they cannot escape.
Suicide Town
by Boris Bacic
2022
A disgraced writer visits a remote town notorious for unexplained deaths, hoping to revive his career. The residents insist on strange rules, and his research becomes a fight for survival as the truth behind their warnings emerges.
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