All of the Kyle Booth stories are very good, but IMO they're very much written as stand-alones.
I had read the earlier stories but I didn't need them to understand anything in the latest one; I picked that because it's a bit longer, works well as a standalone, and also I just think it's one of the best - it slowly gets creepier and creepier.
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I actually haven't read any Paul Tremblay apart from 'Headful of Ghosts' and a short story or two, so I don't know how his other work compares with it.
That book, though - it just yanked the rug out from under me a number of times. It's very much not a conventional kind of horror story, probably one reason it won the Stoker award.
I have 'Cabin at the End of the World' on my TBR, and I'm curious about that one.