Tom Deady Books in Order

In 1979 Bristol, Ben, Richie, and Jack befriend Greg, the new boy living in the town's feared old house. When people begin dying, the friends must learn what is haunting Greg before darkness claims their town.

In 1961, Paul Greymore returns to Haven after serving time for child murders he says he did not commit. When killings begin again, a priest, a boy, and Paul's old friend search the town's hidden tunnels for the real monster.

John Baxter hopes a weekend at a rented cabin can help repair his shattered marriage after a devastating loss. Instead, a home invasion sends the couple into a nightmare, with something far worse waiting beneath the cabin.

Two connected Edgewater novellas uncover the past beneath a quiet Massachusetts town. A man faces old memories at his class reunion, while urban explorers enter a doomed grand hotel and find history has teeth.

More than fifty flash horror stories gather around haunted houses, slashers, witchcraft, dangerous woods, and graveyard chills. The anthology offers quick, varied scares from a wide cast of writers, ideal for reading one dark tale at a time.

Grieving Dalia is visited by a man claiming to be her late partner Zadie's father. His interest in their restored old house forces Dalia to confront what Zadie concealed, and the dangerous secret hidden within its walls.

In 1975, Ryan and his brother move to a seaside Massachusetts town to escape their abusive father. As Ryan's comic-book sea-monkey purchase grows into a monster, the boys learn their father may be the greater threat.

After Hannah's dog drags a sneaker containing a decomposing foot from the woods, she and her friend Ashley investigate. Their search uncovers local secrets, a decades-old crime, and a dangerous supernatural presence.

This second Campfire Macabre anthology delivers short horror across trick-or-treating, body grotesquerie, drug-fueled trouble, alien visitors, and dangerous wild places. Tom Deady joins a large lineup of writers for another fast, unsettling collection.

A mysterious Halloween pop-up store and the old roots of Samhain tie these three novellas together. The result is a seasonal anthology where the veil feels thin and ordinary people drift into magic, memory, and danger.

This Dark Tide anthology delivers three very different monster stories, from dangers in the water to horrors in the woods and a killer lurking behind a mask. Each novella asks what counts as a monster, and who gets to decide.

Three Halloween novellas set around Clifton Heights bring together classic monsters, human cruelty, and revenge that turns monstrous. It is a seasonal anthology with small-town atmosphere, nasty turns, and a strong October mood.

This Dark Tide volume turns the Old West strange and deadly with three weird western novellas. Restless dead, frontier legends, and brutal mysteries haunt gunslingers, drifters, and isolated towns where progress has not buried the old horrors.

A Dark Tide anthology of three linked novellas built around grief, mystery, and melancholy. Loss, guilt, and strange revelations shape each story, giving the book a quieter mood than most horror collections, but not a safer one.

Three suspense novellas with a dark edge turn everyday problems into desperate races against time. A locked school bathroom, a mysterious debt coming due, and an old crime all become traps that close fast.

Celtic myth and folk horror drive this Dark Tide anthology of three novellas. Plane crash survivors, an ancient evil in a remote valley, and a restless old house all point toward powers that refuse to stay buried.

This body horror anthology pushes flesh, identity, and fear into ugly new shapes. Missing mothers, disastrous medical trials, and a beauty queen's unraveling body make these three novellas queasy, intimate, and hard to shake.

Three Holmesian horror novellas pull Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson into cases shaped by obsession, occult forces, and madness. It keeps the detective framework, but lets the shadows grow much stranger and more dangerous.

Fifteen illustrated horror stories range from dream worlds and sinkholes to haunted memories and deadly bargains. This first collection shows Tom Deady moving through supernatural dread, heartbreak, and strange encounters with quick, unsettling turns.

This zombie-themed Dark Tide collection offers three different takes on the undead, from a dusty post-collapse town to a family vacation gone wrong and a bloody night at a strip club. Fast, nasty survival horror is the point.

Three dark novellas explore obsession, damage, and the urge to destroy in order to remake. Haunted places, cursed objects, family history, and art all become channels for horror in this unsettling Dark Tide collection.

Two linked Old West horror novellas bring evil to Sundown, Arizona. Deputy John Pierce investigates fatal house fires, then returns when a bloody message pulls his former partner toward ghosts, violence, and something beyond the law.

This space horror anthology sends crews into forbidden reaches of the cosmos where ancient secrets, drifting structures, and deadly systems wait in the dark. It mixes science fiction scale with the dread of being very far from rescue.

A hardcore horror anthology with three vicious novellas, this one goes for blood, cults, roadside sleaze, and ugly revenge. It is loud, nasty, and unapologetically built for readers who like their horror pushed well past comfortable.

Road trips go violently wrong in this Dark Tide anthology of three travel horror novellas. From vengeful birds to roadside monsters and nightmarish rest stops, every mile feels like a step deeper into trouble.

This Appalachian horror collection blends mountain folklore, witchcraft, lost children, and places that seem cursed by the land itself. Each novella digs into isolated communities where old beliefs still have sharp teeth.

Ten years after his family and best friend were murdered, Danny Beecher returns to Millfield after psychiatric treatment. With a true-crime blogger questioning the conviction, Danny confronts strange activity at home and the possibility that the killer remains free.

Hollywood becomes the engine for three horror novellas where movies stop feeling fictional. Student filmmakers, buried family violence, and a burned theater full of ghosts turn the world of cinema into something far more dangerous than entertainment.

Hannah, Ashley, and their new friend Dawn investigate Lonesome Amie, the ghost said to haunt Black Hill Road. As Halloween approaches, an old local legend and a dangerous bully draw the friends toward a frightening truth.

When Hannah Green's dog finds a sneaker with a decomposing foot inside, she and her friend Ashley begin digging into Hopedale's past. Their search leads to a reclusive woman, hidden history, and a deadly danger in the woods.

Three novellas bring urban legends to life in unnervingly modern ways, from a newborn that feels wrong to a cursed house and a podcast experiment gone bad. The book thrives on the fear that old stories might be true.

Four horror tales return to Edgewater, Massachusetts, where a class reunion, abandoned hotel, grief-struck homeowner, and disastrous prank all expose the town's darker side. Nothing in Edgewater is as harmless as it first looks.