Deadeye Dick – Kurt Vonnegut Jr (1982)
Haunted by a tragic childhood mistake, Rudy Waltz drifts through a life of guilt, dark humor, and quiet resilience, navigating a world shaped by absurdity and loss.
Classics
Satire
Science Fiction
Restart Reading
Fantasy
Supernatural
Young Adult
The Secret Hour – Scott Westerfeld (2004)
When time freezes at midnight in a sleepy Oklahoma town, a group of teens discovers a hidden world where ancient shadows hunt—and only one girl can bring the light.
Fantasy
Supernatural
Young Adult
Touching Darkness – Scott Westerfeld (2005)
Jessica Day returns to the secret hour, where shadows grow smarter, allies fall silent, and a human threat emerges to challenge everything the Midnighters thought they knew.
Fantasy
Supernatural
Young Adult
Blue Noon – Scott Westerfeld (2006)
As time unravels and daylight turns blue, Jessica Day faces an impossible choice that could save the world - if she's willing to lose everything she loves.
Classics
Mystery
Psychological
The Pale Horse – Agatha Christie (1961)
When Mark Easterbrook, Ariadne Oliver, and the eerie trio at The Pale Horse cross paths, murder, fear, and deception entwine in a chilling dance of death and dark suspicion.
Classics
Satire
Our Mutual Friend – Charles Dickens (1865)
Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens begins with a body in the Thames, unraveling into a tale of love, greed, and social ambition in Victorian London.
Classics
Mystery
Psychological
Ordeal By Innocence – Agatha Christie (1958)
A scientist’s revelation shatters the Argyle family, unmasking buried guilt and fear. As justice stirs, Leo, Hester, and Kirsten face the dark truths within their home.
Psychological
Satire
Pygmy – Chuck Palahniuk (2009)
A foreign teen spy is planted in suburbia to unleash chaos, but amid cults, science fairs, and betrayal, his mission collides with the strange humanity of his enemies.
Mystery
Psychological
Ape House – Sara Gruen (2010)
Ape House by Sara Gruen explores the bond between humans and bonobos as journalist John Thigpen uncovers the truth behind a lab attack and its aftermath.
Classics
Historical
The Moon Is Down – John Steinbeck (1942)
In an occupied town during World War II, resistance quietly builds as Steinbeck explores the psychological struggles of both invaders and the oppressed.