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Richard Beckett, a young Englishman abroad, is drawn into a whirlwind of romance and intrigue when he encounters the enigmatic Countess de St. Alyre. Her allure hides a deadly secret, and the mysterious "Dragon Volant"—a hidden chamber rumored to hold cursed relics—beckons with promises of forbidden knowledge. As Richard unravels a web of betrayal, he must confront the chilling truth: some doors, once opened, can never be closed.

Ein gequälter Geist, ein geheimnisvolles Amulett – und eine Liebe, die neue Hoffnung schenkt. Leslie Ann Harper sucht nach dem tragischen Tod ihrer Eltern Zuflucht im beschaulichen Maizefield. Doch statt Ruhe findet sie dort unerklärliche Visionen, geisterhafte Begegnungen und ein rätselhaftes Amulett, das sie in die düsteren Geheimnisse einer verlassenen Klinik führt. Was Leslie dort entdeckt, verändert alles, was sie zu wissen glaubte.

"Ich habe dein Herz gesehen. Es ist hässlich und nicht halb so gut, wie du glaubst." Syllias Verlobter Vilem liegt im Sterben und die Götter hören ihr nicht zu, wie verzweifelt sie auch um Hilfe fleht. Nur eine antwortet auf ihre Gebete: Scátha, die in Ungnade gefallene Göttin der Toten. Eine alte Piratenlegende erzählt, dass Scátha demjenigen, der sie aus ihrem Gefängnis befreit, einen Wunsch erfüllt. Also folgt Syllia Scáthas Ruf und rettet Vilems Leben. Doch die Gunst der Göttin hat einen hohen Preis.

Howard is a wealthy cat. Under the terms of his late-owner's will, he inherits her mansion, and estate, on condition that he provides a home for nine needy cats. The rescued cats soon move in and make themselves at home. Unfortunately, they are haunted by a mysterious 'Phantom Cat.' Legend states that when the Phantom Cat is sighted, a tragedy will take place. One-by-one, the cats disappear, kidnapped by the fearsome Phantom Cat of Howard House.

The date 1888; the place Whitechapel in London’s East End. Yes, it is the time of the unholy, but mercifully brief, reign of Jack the Ripper. Prostitutes are being viciously murdered by an unknown assailant and, as the murders become ever more horrific, young Polish immigrant, Jacek Kaminski, is gradually suspected of being the perpetrator. He even begins to suspect so himself, being subject to blackouts during which he has no recollection of what he has done.

Kaya Morgan’s bad day gets worse after she is attacked by a vagrant who leaves a bite on her neck. Her world is turned upside-down when she wakes up with a sensitivity to light and strange powers. Soon she is caught up in a life of hungering for blood while also struggling to let go of everything that made her human.

Kidnapped from my college campus, just as I tasted freedom, I’m sold to the Angel of Death—Angelo Santi, the vampire mafia King. I’m now a captive in a world I never knew existed, caught in a tangled web of ancient feuds and dangerous desires. He claims that I have the power to save his people by reigniting a dying magical stone. He’s delusional. I have no powers, but if I try to escape, he’ll start by killing my best friend and move to everyone I’ve ever loved.

I wasn't supposed to be here. I was supposed to be marrying my fiancé, looking forward to a tropical honeymoon. Instead, I found myself on a ferry headed for historic Balfour Manor on Blackridge Island, in the Pacific Northwest. Now I'm stranded, with a woman I'm irresistibly drawn to. Rayne holds secrets as dark and mysterious as her old house. Crimson shadows stalk the halls and strange voices call out in the night—but it's she who haunts me most.

Diana Dirkby, the pen name of accomplished research mathematician Paula Tretkoff, gracefully weaves together the tapestry of complex relationships in the three families featured in her novel “Three Kidnapped, Three Siblings, Three Furies.” Born in Sydney, Australia, and now dividing her time between Texas and Alaska with her spouse, Diana has transitioned from her career in academia to become an author whose debut novel “The Overlife, A Tale of Schizophrenia,” resonates with authentic experiences of her mother and herself living with paranoid schizophrenia.

I was once a mighty Paladin of Darkness, mother of all the Elements. The one and only of my kind. Some called me the chosen one, a savior destined to rescue the world; others insisted I would be its downfall. I never got the chance to discover who was right. Society conspired with the traitors to trap me in the deadly Element of Time. But a year later, I managed to break free . . . wait, how has it been 700 years?

I never asked to be the key to an ancient power, but here I am—trapped by a ruthless wolf enforcer who thinks he can control me. Big mistake. Because Angelo, my fated mate and the most dangerous mafia king in New Orleans, is tearing the city apart to find me. And he doesn't believe in mercy.

It’s midnight in Transylvania and Marah Chase is running for her life. Marah Chase has retired from relic running. She's rebuilt her life and moved on. But when attractive tv star Zoo Harper comes with an offer to investigate the world's most haunted forest, Chase can't resist. Soon she is knee-deep in mystery in Hoia-Baciu Forest, in the heart of Transylvania, and the shadows seem to be following her. Forest of the Dead is set a few years after End of Eden, and brings us up to speed with Marah Chase's life in the years since. Setting the stage for what is yet to come...

A Missing Ferryman. An Undead Dilemma. An Immortal Detective. An emissary from the Dark Council has just materialized in the office of the Montague & Strong Detective Agency, and makes Simon Strong an offer he can’t refuse. Charon is missing. The legendary ferryman responsible for transporting sorcerer souls across the river Styx hasn’t been seen in days. And with each passing hour, those unable to cross the river are left to walk among the living, tilting the world further out of balance. Meet Simon Strong, an immortal, who is also the best private detective in New York City.

Anita Walsh, still reeling from her husband's sudden death, finds herself haunted not only by grief, but his Negative Image, a new phenomenon where the deceased prey on those they loved in life, turning intimate memories into nightmares. This spectral figure uses their shared past as a weapon, systematically dismantling her friendships, career, and self-worth. Desperate for escape, Anita plunges into a quest to sever the ghostly bonds that tie her to her tormentor.

Broken bodies and bloody messages are appearing in the darkest corners of New York City. Infected werewolves are roaming the streets attacking innocents. The Dark Council demands answers. They summon Simon and Tristan to investigate. The evidence points to the work of a powerful mage, unfortunately, there is only one mage in the city powerful enough to cause this kind of infection-Tristan Montague.

Lena thought she escaped the nightmare of her car accident, but Cassian has other plans. He stalks her every move, appearing in the mirrors, his whispers consuming her mind. The lines between fear and desire blur as his touch ignites something dark and uncontrollable inside her. He’s not just haunting her—he’s claiming her.

The Treasure of Abbot Thomas draws its listener into a labyrinth of ancient secrets, cryptic clues, and a warning that should never have been ignored. In this masterwork of antiquarian dread, M. R. James summons a world where curiosity is a dangerous impulse, and knowledge—particularly the hidden kind—has its price. With echoes of stone chambers and whispered Latin, this is a tale not merely of treasure, but of the peril that guards it. Let your ears adjust to the dark—and beware what answers back.

When Kalvin wakes up, having been buried alive in a graveyard, he figures it was a hospital error, an easy mistake for them to make since he’d been half-dead and on life support for years. But when the entire cemetery comes alive and everyone begins to claw their way to the surface, he figures it might not have just been a mistake.

A gentleman stumbles upon a curious old diary—an innocent discovery, or the key to something far more disturbing? In The Diary of Mr. Poynter, M. R. James once again conjures an atmosphere thick with dread, beauty, and the uncanny. This is a tale where the most ordinary object can become a gateway to forces beyond reason, and where curiosity may lead to quiet terror. With James's trademark subtlety and scholarly unease, the story whispers rather than screams—unsettling the soul long after the final word. Haunting, intricate, and elegantly unnerving.

A new Latin master. A strange sentence. A figure at the window. When boys at a quiet English school begin seeing things that shouldn't be there—and writing things they don't understand—a mystery begins to unfold, darker than any textbook could explain. In A School Story, M. R. James blends scholarly detail with creeping dread to deliver a haunting tale of the past refusing to stay buried. Quiet horror with a bite.