My Fall Reading List

There is nothing better than a little dark magic, feminism, and rebelling against the norm like you will find in The Year of the Witching by Alexis Henderson! Immanuelle’s town is consumed by a religion that leads them to a life of submission and total conformity. That changes for Immanuelle the moment she enters into the forbidden woods around her town that bestow power and knowledge to this restless soul.

Appearing and leaving without notice with spellbinding performances, you are going to want to run away with the circus after the first chapter in The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. As two taboo lovers, who are both magicians, cross paths and play their luck in a risky game of love, their story will bring about questions and the yearning for adventure.

The Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin is only book one of the series so if you love this story, you still have a few to go! This book also contains more magic, romance, witchcraft, and forbidden love that will captivate you until the morning light.

If you have 5 books to go through this fall, they should all be The Lady Sherlock series by Sherry Thomas. As her family is accused of crimes of unexpected deaths, Charlotte Holmes takes on the challenge to clear her family’s name and bring justice to those murdered. Add this series to your fall reading list!

Everything you want and need for a creepy autumn-themed book is right here. As a serial killer reawakens a town’s fear, Tom and Jake Kennedy find themselves in the middle of the investigation to find the man they call “The Whisper Man.”

I am dropping lots of first books of a series so that you can stay in the spooky season as long as you would like! The Truly Devious series also has four books for you to read even if October is long over. As a kidnapper signs his mocking riddles to his victim’s family, he simply says “Truly, Devious” and our story spirals into a manhunt to solve cold cases that may be the only way to save any more lives from being taken.

Every October might be a spooky season for us, but for Cara’s family, it can be deadly. As she learns about hidden family secrets that lie beneath that cause the origins of these accidents, Cara will be seeing the people in her life more clearly than ever before. You need to add The Accident Season by Moira Fowley-Doyle to your autumn reads list.

Three girls live on the island of Sawhill Rock. Through the decades, girls have gone missing due to an unexplainable evil monster on Sawhill Rock. No one has ever thought to fight or try to find who or what this evil may be. That is, until the three girls’ lives are intertwined by the hands of fate to face the essence of evil. If you are looking for some new autumn read, add Sawkill Girls by Claire Legrand to the list.

Till death do us part, or maybe not. As Rebecca falls madly and quickly in love with a widower, she moves into his estate and realizes that his late wife isn’t going anywhere, any time soon. Her spirit lingers and grows resentful of his new wife, threatening to destroy the new marriage even if it’s the very last thing she will do. Rebecca by Daphne DuMurier is an autumn reads classic that is worth checking out.

This short collection of haunting and horrifying tales are a perfect addition to any Halloween party you’re throwing this year. From possession, murder, and dogs who are portals to the underworld – what more could you need for a scary campfire story? You fall reading list needs to include The October Country Stories by Ray Bradbury.

As her brother’s disappearance became a cold case, nearly 60 years old now, Alice stays haunted about who she believes was the culprit behind it. A young detective’s curiosity sparks when she explores the home in which he vanished from and immediately feels connected to the past that this estate holds. Their lives intertwine to uncover a history as terrifying as the day he vanished. Add The Lake House by Kate Morton to your fall reading list.