Praise for Gorman's House "This coming-of-age story is a nostalgic Halloween treat for '90s kids who grew up on haunted houses, horror movies, and urban legends!" —Ally Russell, author of It Came From the Trees "Fast paced, creepy and packed with references, Gorman's House is a spooky 90s delight you won’t want to miss. T. T. Madden delivers a haunting story of teens looking for themselves lured into an old Gothic manor inside a dead mall where they would have to face fears way more terrifying than the creature trying to devour them." —J. V. Gachs, author of Epiphany and Unholy "It really doesn't get much better than a story that takes place on a '90s Halloween night in a mysterious haunted house—like, front door, shutters, and all—that pops up in an abandoned mall. Except it does, because Madden's writing makes you feel right at home with every nostalgic, deep cut reference, right before pulling the rug out from under you with warped horror that sticks with you for days." —Kristen Rogers-Anderson, co-host of Guide to the Unknown "Inventive and endlessly charming with the ways that it evokes 90s nostalgia, all while being seat-of-your-pants scary. You've never seen a haunted house like this." —Chloe Spencer, author of CodeSkull "Gorman's House is a terrifying trip of 90s nostalgia through an evil, sentient location. It's Goosbumps meets Shirtly Jackson." —Rachel Bolton, Bram-Stoker-Award©-nominee Halloween Night, 1999 Danny, Kennedy, and Jason uncover the location of the fabled Gorman's House in their town, a traveling haunted attraction that's supposedly so scary no one has ever completed it to claim the prize money. Initially, the group has fun exploring, but something dark settles over them when they realize not only does someone appear to be following them, but the architecture of the attraction is off. Soon they find themselves facing real supernatural threats that are determined to keep them in Gorman's House forever..