Category: Horror/Thriller Novels I have recently read a collection of horror/thriller novels by Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill. These books are part of the popular "Insidious" franchise, which has also been adapted into successful films. The series follows the story of a family who is haunted by malevolent spirits known as "The Further." I found these novels to be incredibly suspenseful and terrifying. Derrickson's writing style is dark and atmospheric, creating an eerie and unsettling mood that kept me on edge throughout the entire series. Cargill's contributions were equally impressive, adding depth and complexity to the characters and plotlines. One of my favorite aspects of these novels was their exploration of themes such as family dynamics, grief, and loss. The haunting of the family in "Insidious" serves as a metaphor for the pain and trauma that they are experiencing, and the subsequent books delve deeper into this idea. Another strength of these novels is their use of supernatural elements to create tension and suspense. Derrickson and Cargill expertly blend horror and mystery, keeping readers guessing until the very end. The "Insidious" universe is full of twists and turns that will keep you on your toes. Overall, I highly recommend these novels to anyone who enjoys horror/thriller fiction.