You're listening to All the More Books. I'm Sharifa. Today is September 11th, 2025. And today,

in the spirit of being impatient for the fall season, I wanted to talk about two haunted house books.

And these are pretty straightforward as far as haunted house books go.

So if you like, for instance, the haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, this is that sort of story where it's like, this house truly is haunted.

And both of these books are also by Bipak authors and they're fairly backlist.

One of them is pretty old now, which is weird to say

because it doesn't feel that old to me. And the other one is a more recent backlist book.

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Chicago, March 1976. A young, privileged man kills two of his friends. Four days later, he's in

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