If the creeping dread and insidious alien takeover in The Tommyknockers kept you riveted, you'll find The Puppet Masters equally gripping. Heinlein's story unfolds as mysterious extraterrestrial parasites begin to control human hosts, plunging the world into suspicion and fear. The mounting tension and race to uncover the truth echo the chilling unraveling of Haven in King's novel.

Revival is another of King's darker works, delving into obsession, addiction, and the terrifying unknown. Like The Tommyknockers, it explores the price of discovery and the consequences of tampering with powers beyond comprehension. The bleak tone and sense of inevitable doom will satisfy your craving for stories that don't shy away from the abyss.

Much like the slow realization of horror in Haven, The Stepford Wives offers a suburban setting where the ordinary masks something deeply unsettling. As Joanna Eberhart uncovers the truth behind Stepford's eerily perfect wives, the shocking twists echo the transformation and suspense that made The Tommyknockers so memorable.

If you loved following a broad cast of townsfolk as they succumb to and battle against an alien force in The Tommyknockers, The Passage will captivate you with its sprawling ensemble. From scientists to survivors, Cronin's characters are forced to confront the spread of a horrifying contagion, each playing a vital role in the fate of their world.

In The Tommyknockers, technology transforms and becomes both wondrous and deadly; The Silent Corner taps into that same unnerving blend. Jane Hawk investigates inexplicable suicides linked to a mind-altering technology that feels nearly supernatural in its reach, creating a sense of technological menace and mystery reminiscent of Haven's bizarre inventions.