Sadie says “Duma Key was really good but Under the Dome was awful. (Note: both are Stephen King books.) World War Z is a zombie book and pretty horrific but has a cool non-fiction, journalistic structure.”

Scott says “Four words: Queen Victoria, Demon Hunter. It’s a hoot!” (Not sure I was looking for a hoot here, but I do like a good dose of humor in books.)

Emily says “The Monstrumologist and White Crow are both YA horror novels I liked.”

David submits: “I tend to like old school horror. Bram Stoker’s Dracula is still very scary. H. P. Lovecraft is also very creepy and fun with all his ancient monster stuff. I do like King, though he is a bit obsessed with psychological demons. The Shining and Salem’s Lot are good–early King.”

(I do like me some Lovecraft!)

Fran also likes King, saying he is “always reliable.” She also suggests Gone South by Robert R. McCammon.

Layla gives a thumbs up to King as well, particularly Pet Cemetary. She also says Clive Barker does a good job.

Thanks, everyone!