The September House by Carissa Orlando

Ever wonder if someone could grow accustomed to the hauntings in their archetypical spooky house? Surely the poltergeists would test your nerves and their shenanigans would have you rolling your eyes after a few months, at least so long as they weren't murdering your family or turning people inside out.

Carissa Orlando has a knack for straddling the line between horror and comedy. Her characters are realistic and easy to understand, even when they aren't particularly likable. She also does a phenomenal job inserting mental health issues and shining light into the dark. And don't get me started on the vivid (and often quite gory) details.

If you've ever wanted to immerse yourself in a story about a homeowner who's fed up with the constant moaning and phantoms, this novel is for you.