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  The Menagerie

  Joshua Whittaker

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  This book is a collection of eight separate stand-alone short stories. These stories will take you on a journey of suspense, adventure, mystery and horror.
   
  
   
  There is something for everyone, whether you like gritty detective stories, mythological adventures or enticing horror, all that and more in this Menagerie.

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  The Red Room

  H. G. Wells

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  A lone man holding a candelabrum stands in the center of a cold, stone-walled chamber known as the Red Room. Flickering candlelight casts ominous shadows along the walls, and antique furniture looms in the corners. His eyes are wide with tension, and he looks over his shoulder at something unseen. The atmosphere is eerie, dark, and steeped in gothic suspense. 
  The Red Room by H.G. Wells is a masterfully written tale of psychological horror, suspense, and atmosphere. First published in 1896, this gothic short story explores the fine line between fear and imagination through the experience of a skeptic who agrees to spend the night alone in a room said to be haunted. 
  The protagonist enters the notorious Red Room with confidence, determined to debunk the legends surrounding it. But as the night wears on, flickering shadows, silence, and mounting dread take a toll on his mind. Is the room truly haunted, or is the most terrifying specter the fear that lives within us all? 
  This full audiobook brings Wells' vivid descriptions and rising tension to life, drawing listeners deep into a chilling exploration of the psychology of fear, where darkness is both literal and symbolic. 
  If you love classic horror, atmospheric fiction, and tales that challenge the boundary between reality and perception, The Red Room is a must-listen.

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  Bedtime Stories - Hans Christian...

  Hans Christian Andersen

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  The emperor is intrigued by the beautiful songs of a nightingale but swiftly forgets when he received a glittering mechanical bird as a gift. He casts away the nightingale but soon suffers...

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  The Heist

  Amol Raikar

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  Three masterminds rob the most expensive diamond of the world from a museum. After the successful heist, now the challenge is to sell the diamond. Will the three be able to sell the most expensive diamond of the world and share the money, equally? Looks like a big plan!

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  Hide And Seek - From their pens...

  Fyodor Sologub

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  Fyodor Kuzmich Teternikov was born on 1st March 1863 in St. Petersburg into the family of a poor tailor.  When his father died of tuberculosis in 1867, his illiterate mother was forced to become a servant in the home of an aristocrat, where Sologub and his younger sister grew up.  
  Seeing how difficult his mother's life was, Sologub was determined to rescue her from it, and after graduating from the St. Petersburg Teachers' Institute in 1882 he took his mother and sister with him to his first teaching post in Kresttsy.  It was here he began his literary career in 1884 with his poem ‘The Fox and the Hedgehog’ under the name Te-rnikov. 
  It would be another decade before he could escape his various jobs to move to Moscow and begin his literary career on what would be his most famous novel, ‘The Petty Demon’.  It was now suggested that he use a pseudonym and so Sologub became his new identity. 
  In 1896 he published a book of poems, a collection of short stories, and his first novel, ‘Bad Dreams’, which is considered one of the first decadent Russian novels. 
  In 1905 ‘The Petty Demon’, was published, initially in serial form. But life was still difficult unrewarding jobs, little time to write and a small, cramped apartment lightened only by gatherings of friends, poets and writers. 
  By the October Revolution his work was becoming popular and with the novel of ‘The Petty Demon’, finally published as a book, he now had a growing income. 
  His sister's tuberculosis could now be more easily treated with treatments in proper sanitoria, even as far away as Finland, but in June 1907 she passed. 
  He returned to St. Petersburg and retired.  The following year he married the translator Anastasia Chebotarevskaya who reordered his life.  A big new apartment was rented, small gilt chairs were bought, and the walls of the large cold office were decorated with paintings. 
  Sologub continued to write and publish poems, plays, and translations and in 1914 he started a magazine, Writers' Journals, but the outbreak of World War I put an end to it.  
  The October Revolution, with publishing under Bolshevik control, ensured he now had no outlets for his writing and could only lecture. 
  His wife’s suicide in September 1921, mainly due to deprivation and uncertainty, as they prepared for a new life abroad, grieved him for the rest of his life. 
  In May 1927 Sologub became seriously ill, and by summer he could leave his bed only rarely.  
  After a long struggle, Fyodor Sologub died on 5th December 1927 in Leningrad.  He was 64.

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  Her Yule His Log - A Steamy...

  C.D. Gorri

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  All snowed in and nowhere to go… 
  Forty year-old Natalie Leonidis booked her stay at Crystal Springs Getaways long before the weather report came in. With her ex getting remarried, the successful author of a popular detective series was just looking for a quiet way to spend the holidays. She wasn’t counting on the travel agent double booking her coveted one bedroom cabin! 
  Bron Beckett needed a break from running his Fortune 500 company. After two failed marriages, he could attest to the fact that women and wealth were not always friends. It was getting harder to know if a woman wanted him or what was in his bank account. Being single during the holidays was the worst. 
  It was like everyone had a cousin or sister for him to meet—but not this year. He had plans to get away from it all. With the latest release from his favorite author and a tumbler of his favorite label, Whiskey Neat, Bron was going to kick back while the yule log crackled in the fireplace. 
  Sounded like a perfect Christmas. But he wasn’t the only one with designs on cabin 1225. His uninvited guest could stay and make the best of it. Or leave and take her chances with the incoming blizzard. 
  One look at her luscious figure and Bron knew exactly what he wanted—to spend Christmas Eve with the curvy Natalie wrapped around him. No reservations. No rules. 
  Just her yule and his log.

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