Secondhand Horror Bargain Book Box DSH1044

Secondhand Horror Bargain Book Box

Prepare for sleepless nights with this spine-tingling collection of fifteen horror and thriller novels. This box is a treasure trove for fans of the macabre, featuring a massive selection of Stephen King’s most iconic works alongside gripping tales by Dean Koontz, Richard Laymon, and James Herbert. From the haunted corridors of Crickley Hall to the claustrophobic terror of Misery and the high-octane suspense of Intensity, these stories span the full spectrum of fear. Whether dealing with supernatural monsters, alien invasions, or human psychopaths, this set promises hours of adrenaline-fueled reading. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

1. Bite by Richard Laymon Sam offers a ride to a beautiful hitchhiker named Cat, only to find himself plunged into a violent nightmare. She is fleeing a sadistic killer with a taste for blood, and now he is hunting them both through the night. It is a fast-paced, visceral horror novel that delivers Laymon's signature blend of shock, suspense, and relentless pacing.

2. The Beast House by Richard Laymon In this sequel to The Cellar, the notorious Beast House has become a macabre tourist attraction, drawing curiosity seekers to the site of past massacres. But the creatures that dwell within are not gone, and they are hungry for fresh victims. The novel ramps up the gore and terror as a new group of characters faces the legendary monsters.

3. Skeleton Crew by Stephen King This acclaimed collection features some of Stephen King’s most terrifying short fiction, including the creature-feature novella "The Mist." From a killer monkey toy to a mysterious lake with a deadly appetite, the stories range from the supernatural to the psychological. It showcases the author’s mastery of the short form and his ability to find horror in the everyday.

4. Rose Madder by Stephen King After years of abuse, Rosie Daniels flees her husband and starts a new life, discovering a strange painting that acts as a portal to a mythological world. But her husband, a corrupt cop, is on her trail, slowly losing his mind as he hunts her down. The novel blends gritty domestic realism with dark fantasy and a tale of female empowerment.

5. Dreamcatcher by Stephen King Four childhood friends with a telepathic bond gather for their annual hunting trip in the Maine woods, only to encounter a crashed alien ship. As a blizzard isolates them, they must fight a parasitic extraterrestrial threat that endangers all of humanity. It is a gruesome sci-fi horror story about friendship, memory, and invasion.

6. The Bachman Books by Stephen King This collection gathers four early novels written by King under the pseudonym Richard Bachman: Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork, and The Running Man. These stories are grittier and more cynical than his main body of work, exploring dystopian futures and the breaking points of ordinary men. It offers a fascinating look at the author's darker, more psychological thriller roots.

7. The Tommyknockers by Stephen King Bobbi Anderson unearths a massive alien spacecraft buried in the woods behind her house, releasing a gas that begins to transform the residents of Haven. As the townspeople gain genius-level intellects but lose their souls, Bobbi’s friend Gard tries to stop the invasion. It is a chaotic mix of sci-fi and horror that examines the dangers of unchecked technology.

8. Whaleroad / Cave Rats / Feral by Kerry Greenwood This omnibus collects three of Kerry Greenwood's speculative fiction novels, plunging readers into diverse worlds of adventure and danger. From post-apocalyptic landscapes to underground struggles, these stories showcase the versatility of an author best known for her mysteries. It offers a unique blend of survival, fantasy, and strong character dynamics not often seen in her other work.

9. The Regulators by Richard Bachman Written under King's pseudonym, this novel turns a quiet suburban afternoon into a bloodbath when a mysterious van arrives and opens fire. The chaos is orchestrated by a supernatural entity possessing a young boy, warping reality into a landscape of TV-inspired violence. It is a surreal, fast-paced companion piece to Desperation, noted for its brutal intensity.

10. Misery by Stephen King Romance novelist Paul Sheldon is rescued from a car crash by his self-proclaimed "number one fan," Annie Wilkes, who holds him captive in her isolated home. When she discovers he has killed off her favorite character, she forces him to write a new book to bring her back. It is a claustrophobic psychological thriller about obsession, addiction, and the power of storytelling.

11. The Secret of Crickley Hall by James Herbert Seeking a fresh start after a family tragedy, the Caleighs move to Crickley Hall, only to find the house harbors a terrifying past involving WWII evacuees. As the supernatural activity escalates, they must uncover the cruel history of the building to save themselves. James Herbert delivers a classic haunted house story filled with atmosphere, grief, and malevolent spirits.

12. Icebound by Dean Koontz A team of scientists attempting to tow an iceberg to alleviate a drought finds themselves trapped on the floating ice with a psychopathic killer. As a massive storm approaches, they must defuse ticking bombs planted on the berg while fighting for survival against the elements and the assassin. It is a tense survival thriller set against a freezing, unforgiving backdrop.

13. Intensity by Dean Koontz Chyna Shepherd witnesses the brutal murder of her best friend's family and decides to pursue the killer, a high-functioning sociopath named Edgler Vess. The narrative unfolds over a nail-biting twenty-four hours as Chyna risks everything to save Vess's next victim. True to its title, the novel is a relentless psychological thriller that maintains a breakneck pace.

14. Strange Highways by Dean Koontz This collection features the novel-length title story about a failed alcoholic who is given a supernatural chance to redo a pivotal moment in his past. It also includes several short stories exploring themes of technology, madness, and the paranormal. It highlights Koontz’s ability to blend dark suspense with touches of wonder and redemption.

15. Needful Things by Stephen King A mysterious stranger named Leland Gaunt opens a new shop in Castle Rock, offering customers their heart's desire for a seemingly small price. As the townspeople play "pranks" on each other in exchange for these items, the community descends into violence and chaos. Billed as "The Last Castle Rock Story," it is a satirical and explosive look at greed and neighborly hatred.