Books like Doomed
The sequel to Damned: after a Halloween ritual goes wrong, Madison Spencer, dead at thirteen, is stuck on Earth as a ghost, haunting her celebrity parents and remembering a terrible summer with her grandparents, while Satan's plan for her moves forward.
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Here Goes Nothing
A murdered man watches from a chaotic afterlife as his killer moves in with his pregnant widow, while a pandemic sweeps the world he left behind.
Not Forever, But For Now
Cecil and his older brother Otto, two young men still kept by governesses in a grand house in Wales, are heirs to a family business of murder for hire, and their grandfather, a contract killer with stories about famous victims, wants Otto in the trade.
Pygmy
A small, ferocious exchange student from an unnamed totalitarian country, placed with a family in the American Midwest, carries out a secret mission, narrated in his own broken English, in Palahniuk's most divisive novel.
The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida
A war photographer wakes up dead in Colombo and has seven days to solve his own murder while navigating the Sri Lankan afterlife.
I Am Not Sidney Poitier
A young Black man named Not Sidney Poitier, raised with a fortune and Ted Turner as guardian, stumbles through a life that keeps replaying the plots of Sidney Poitier's films.
Lincoln in the Bardo
In February 1862, President Lincoln visits the crypt of his eleven-year-old son Willie, and a chorus of ghosts who refuse to admit they are dead watch the boy linger in the bardo.
Deadeye Dick
At twelve, Rudy Waltz fires a rifle from the cupola of his father's house in Midland City, Ohio, and kills a pregnant woman eight blocks away. He spends the rest of his life, and a fair number of recipes, trying to live it down.
Dr. No
A mathematics professor whose specialty is nothing is hired by a billionaire who wants to become a Bond villain and needs help stealing the nothing kept in Fort Knox.
CivilWarLand in Bad Decline
Saunders' debut collection of stories set in failing theme parks and corporate wastelands, including a Civil War park with real ghosts, established his mix of satire and heartbreak.
Earth Angel
Cash's first book, interlinked stories in which rebellious schoolgirls, internet strangers and a biblical plague of talking frogs turn up in a world that is absurd and knows it.
Bliss
Harry Joy, an advertising man in an Australian city, is dead for nine minutes after a heart attack, and when he comes back he decides he is in Hell.
Breakfast of Champions
Kilgore Trout meets his creator in a Holiday Inn bar, and the meeting becomes a reckoning with free will, American madness, and the author's own despair.