<body><div><p><i>Suspense, stars, and seasonal creeps are featured in these books chosen for you by</i> <i>King County Library System</i> <i>librarian Jenna Zarzycki.</i></p><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2ObaOd_15TTIpnB00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2ObaOd_15TTIpnB00" width="502" height="772" ><h2>‘Vagabond’ by Tim Curry</h2><p>October feels like the most appropriate time to be entertained with tales from the iconic Tim Curry. In his memoir, Curry regales readers with stories of his youth, then touches on some of his most legendary roles, including “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” While the actor doesn’t dive deeply into any one project, he gladly shares tidbits, stories, and impressions from his large body of work. He keeps his romantic entanglements close to his chest and the catty comments (his words) to a minimum. Instead, readers are treated to insights and vulnerabilities in his one-of-a-kind, witty, sincere voice. Fans will be delighted.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1cZC6z_15TTIpnB00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1cZC6z_15TTIpnB00" width="498" height="784" ></figure><h2>‘No Rest for the Wicked’ by Rachel Louise Adams</h2><p>A pathologist who counts bones in her head for comfort returns to her hometown in this suspenseful debut. Dolores is forced to return to the Halloween-obsessed town of Little Horton when her father disappears under mysterious circumstances. Once there, the bodies start piling up, and the only way to find the killer is to confront the event that drove Dolores away 20 years before. This read brings thrills and a slasher feel, painted in dark, creepy colors.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0yMwPK_15TTIpnB00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0yMwPK_15TTIpnB00" width="514" height="780" ></figure><h2>‘The Women of Wild Hill’ by Kirsten Miller</h2><p>Witchery and revenge run through the family bloodline in this tale from Kirsten Miller. Bridgid and Phoebe are estranged sisters who are heirs to their family’s magic. However, after their mother died, they abandoned each other and fled across the country. Now the Old One, the spiritual guide for their family, is calling them back to demand bloody justice on the powerful men gathering in their hometown. While there are many outrages to infuriate readers, in the end, the patriarchy is most satisfyingly smashed.</p><p><b><i>JENNA ZARZYCKI</i></b> <i>is an adult services librarian at KCLS, the King County Library System, who works in South King County. She adores talking about books to anyone who will listen and regularly contributes to KCLS’s BookMatch and booklist services. Zarzycki likes fantasy, romance, and narrative nonfiction best, although any book has the possibility to become a new favorite.</i></p></div></body>

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Suspense, stars, and seasonal creeps are featured in these books chosen for you by King County Library System librarian Jenna Zarzycki. October feels like the most appropriate time to be entertained with tales from the iconic Tim Curry. In his memoir, Curry regales readers with stories of his youth, then touches on some of his most legendary roles, including “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” While the actor doesn’t dive deeply into any one project, he gladly shares tidbits, stories, and impressions from his large body of work. He keeps his romantic entanglements close to his chest and the catty comments (his words) to a minimum. Instead, readers are treated to insights and vulnerabilities in his one-of-a-kind, witty, sincere voice. Fans will be delighted.

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Suspense, stars, and seasonal creeps are featured in these books chosen for you by King County Library System librarian Jenna Zarzycki. October feels like 

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