Do I need to read the books in order?

No, each volume stands alone. You can start with any title that interests you, such as Haunted Playgrounds or Deserted Prisons. The stories are self-contained and do not require sequential reading.

What types of locations are covered?

The series covers diverse eerie settings including haunted amusement parks, ghost caves, deadly morgues, chilling cemeteries, eerie islands, deserted cities, ghostly towns, and the dark underground. It focuses on specific spooky venues.

Who are the authors in this series?

Contributors include Rachel Rose, Alex Giannini, Joyce Markovici, E Merwin, Rachel Anne Cantor, Kathryn Camisa, and Jessica Rudolph. They each write about specific scary locations like haunted theaters or deserted prisons.

Reading order & editions

Tiptoe Into Scary Places: Eerie Locations

12 books in the catalog · Kodiak Books

Series authors

Writers represented in Tiptoe Into Scary Places

A short note on each author and their books in this series.

Joyce Markovics

4 books in the series

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E Merwin

3 books in the series

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Kathryn Camisa

1 book in the series

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Series reading order: Tiptoe Into Scary Places

1 Chilling Cemeteries · 2016 $25.99 View →
2 Deserted Prisons · 2016 $25.99 View →
3 Ghost Houses · 2016 $25.99 View →
4 Ghostly Towns · 2016 $25.99 View →
5 Haunted Amusement Parks · 2016 $25.99 View →
6 Deadly Morgues · 2017 $25.99 View →
7 Deserted Cities · 2017 $25.99 View →
8 Ghost Caves · 2017 $17.99 View →
9 Ghostly Theaters · 2017 $25.99 View →
10 The Dark Underground · 2017 $17.99 View →
11 Eerie Islands · 2020 $25.99 View →
12 Haunted Playgrounds · 2020 $25.99 View →

This series examines specific sites known for supernatural activity or historical dread. Each volume focuses on a distinct category of unsettling places, such as abandoned buildings, natural formations, or recreational spots with dark histories. The books provide detailed accounts of these locations, allowing readers to investigate the legends associated with them individually. Authors like Rachel Rose, Alex Giannini, and Joyce Markovics contribute entries that describe the atmosphere and reported phenomena found in these settings. The collection covers a wide range of environments, from underground tunnels to coastal islands. Readers can choose any title based on their interest in a particular type of spooky venue without needing prior knowledge of other volumes.