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  The Statement of Randolph Carter

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  "The Statement of Randolph Carter" is a short story by H. P. Lovecraft. Written December 1919, it was first published in The Vagrant, May 1920. It tells of a traumatic event in the life of Randolph Carter, a student of the occult loosely representing Lovecraft himself. It is the first story in which Carter appears and is part of Lovecraft's Dream Cycle.

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  Smoke Mirrors and Masks

  Rachel Lawson

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  The former king of death is in hiding in plain sight, at elbows length from the man who wants to arrest him for a crime he didn't commit. How long can he hide behind the mask of familiarity? Will he be caught as a man on the run in time? Actually the past. For ages, his origins were a mystery to all, even him, till a chance discovery. He had started life as his own grandson in the future and went on the run in the past. Where he was adopted by his great-grandfather Dr Blake Alexander, the king of the Earth. Who he was named after in the future. 
  How will this end?

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  The Crowlands

  Toni Creedy

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  Sara's on the run and she's found the perfect place to hide... 
  The Crowlands is the incredible new novel from rising horror star T M Creedy! 
  Sara Robinson—gambling addict, liar, thief—lived a hand-to-mouth existence in a dingy flat in London. Now she's running for her life after the chance to make some easy money goes horribly wrong. She has three things which might save her—a passport in someone else’s name, a ticket to Australia and a suitcase full of cash. Sara finds herself the custodian of a crumbling Victorian mansion known as Crowlands House, once a children’s home in the rural town of Ararat. At first, the airy property seems cool and welcoming in the harsh Australian sunlight. It’s a private haven where Sara can forget about what happened in London. But there are things in the house that aren't quite right. And Sara can't ignore them forever.

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  Morbius

  Brendan Deneen, Marvel

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  Seeking to cure his rare blood disorder, Dr. Michael Morbius instead cursed himself with an insatiable lust for human blood. While trying to cure his horrific condition, he has become allied with Amanda Saint, whose sister, Catherine, is one of the leaders of the Demon-Fire Cult. Also known as Poison Lark, Catherine Saint has two goals above all else: to bring Satan to Earth, thus unleashing the powers of Hell, and to kill Morbius and Amanda. Morbius and Amanda follow the cult's trail to New York City, determined to stop Poison-Lark at any cost. But when they run afoul of an underground fight club that uses monsters as their pawns in the arena, Morbius becomes the star attraction, forced to kill or be killed...

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  Touching the Moon

  Lisa M. Airey

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  Escaping her abusive past, a woman settles in a small town and finds herself pursued by two men—and protected by a mysterious wolf. A veterinarian by training and a gifted healer by nature, Julie Hastings escapes to rural South Dakota, hoping to escape past traumas and start over. What she finds instead are two men who suddenly rival for her attention: one the overprotective chief of police, the other a powerful member of the Sioux Indian nation. Each man longs to help Julie find the peace she desperately needs—a serenity that is shattered when a brutal murder rocks the neighborhood. Trusting people is not in Julie's nature, so when a mysterious wolf befriends her, she leans into his protective animal instincts. Until the shocking truth about her beastly protector shakes her to the core, shattering everything she once understood about love.

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  Smothermoss

  Alisa Alering

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  A haunting, imaginative, and twisting tale of two sisters and the menacing, unexplained forces that threatenthem and their rural mountain community.Ferns grow knee-deep along the shoulder, laced with briars and unripe raspberries, so thick they could hide abear. Could hide anything, really.In 1980s Appalachia, life isn’t easy for Sheila. She endures relentless taunting and bullying at the hands of herclassmates; she takes care of her great-aunt, the garden and home, and the rabbits; and forages for mushroomsin the forest, all while her mother works long, back-breaking shifts at the nearby state asylum. But it’s herpeculiar little sister, Angie, who worries her the most. Angie is obsessed with nuclear war, Rambo, zombies, aRussian invasion of their community, and the ominous, tarot-like cards that she creates that somehow speakto her. As if all that weren’t enough, Sheila feels an unexplainable weight around her neck. Is it the ancientand strange mountain that they live on that casts its shadow on her, or something or someone else unknown?Unseen?When a pair of female hikers are brutally murdered on the nearby Appalachian trail, Sheila and Angie findthemselves inexorably drawn into the hunt for the killer. As the ever-present threat of violence looms larger,the mountain might be the only thing that can save them from the darkness consuming their home and theircommunity.Unsettling, propulsive, and chillingly atmospheric, Alisa Alering’s Smothermoss opens a hidden door into aworld caught between rural gothic and fairytale, inviting the reader to renegotiate what is seen and unseen,what is real and what is haunted.

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