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A dreamlike, eerie descent into a haunted legacy where a cynical outcast finally finds a home worth fighting for. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Starling House.
- haunted
- dreamlike
- eerie
- gothic
- 01
The Unmaking of June Farrow
Adrienne Young
A lush, time-bending mystery steeped in the scent of mountain flowers and the ache of a generational curse.
- 02
The Once and Future Witches
Alix E. Harrow
A fierce, autumnal fairy tale about fractured sisters weaving forgotten magic into a revolution.
- 03
Masters of Death
Olivie Blake
A wry, supernatural romp where vampires, mediums, and reapers stumble through reluctant alliances and mundane inconveniences.
- 04
The Ten Thousand Doors of January
Alix E. Harrow
A lush, defiant love letter to the magic of storytelling and the hidden thresholds that lead us to where we belong.
- 05
Book of Night
Holly Black
A gritty, shadow-drenched descent into a magical underworld where every bad decision comes with a steep, bloody price.
- 06
Lightlark
Alex Aster
A glittering, cutthroat magical tournament where every alliance is a trap and survival means risking your heart.
- 07
Under the Whispering Door
T. J. Klune
A warm cup of tea and a gentle, lingering hug at the end of a long, difficult life.
- 08
The Starless Sea
Erin Morgenstern
A lush, labyrinthine love letter to stories and the people who lose themselves in them, wrapped in a dreamscape of honey, keys, and hidden doors.
- 09
Piranesi
Susanna Clarke
A hypnotic, puzzle-box journal of a beautiful, flooded labyrinth that slowly reveals a heartbreaking mystery.
- 10
Two Twisted Crowns
Rachel Gillig
A mist-drenched, gothic romantasy conclusion where love and monstrousness intertwine to break an ancient curse.
- 11
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
Christopher Paolini
A massive, cinematic space opera that balances terrifying alien encounters with the awe-inspiring scale of a galaxy at war.
- 12
House of Hollow
Krystal Sutherland
A lush, rotting fairy tale about sisterhood, secrets, and the terrifying freedom of embracing the monster within.
