Publisher: BookRix
Etheniel Vlachos has been hiding from the mortals for almost three centuries. One night he meets a young woman at a club where goes to find humans for prey. This meeting turns his life upside down and changes the very course of his actions. The dangerous affair between the living and the dead comes with a price though and soon Etheniel has to learn to pay for his decisions.
Five years removed from a life as an apprentice to a group of heroes who battled supernatural evils, the once-promising student Janzen Robinson has become a package courier. He now works the daily grind, passing time at a hole-in-the-wall bar and living in a tiny, run-down apartment on the south side of Cleveland, Ohio. Then from the ancient recesses of unyielding darkness known as the Abyss, a creature has been summoned: a Stalker, a predator whose real name must never be spoken. It's a bastardization of the natural order, a formidable blend of dark magic and primal tenacity. Its mission? To end the life of a fiery, emerging young witch. Thrust into the role of protector, a position once reserved for those he'd lost years ago, the out-of-practice "Artificer" is forced to confront his painful past while facing an unstoppable monster hell-bent on destruction. Janzen must keep one step ahead of the beast as he journeys through Cleveland's magical underbelly to uncover why it's been brought to our world. He will need to rely on old friends, a quiet stranger, and his own questionable wits to reach the other side of this nightmare—that just might cost him his life and, quite possibly, the world itself.Show book
Costume Party A student falls for the perfect guy but gets a shock when she catches him saying goodbye to an old relationship. When she breaks it off, things take a dark turn as he struggles with the rejection. Kidnapped and made to put on a show, can Maria escape her psychotic captor? The Devil on The Dance Floor A serial killer is on the hunt for his next delicious treat. In his desperation for a sweet companion, he strays from his usual plans to lure someone to his house. What happens when he discovers that his next victim was friends with the last one? Coming for Me Sarah's husband left her months ago and their last encounter didn't end on great terms. Now she's living alone, a stalker has taken it upon themselves to torment her. Struggling at work and in need of sleep, she does what she can to carry on as normal. Until the stranger gets too close to her mum and she can't take it anymore. Risky Research There is no way vampires are real. But if they are, Joy must learn everything she can about them, no matter how unethical her means of learning are. How far would they go to protect their own and stop her research from getting published? New Friends, New Sins Megan is a quiet girl. She can't wait to leave school and go to college where she can meet like-minded people. For now though, she is stuck at a sleepover with her bullies because her mum wanted her to make some friends. A game of truth or dare reveals troubling secrets and the evening goes awry when Rachel produces a Ouija board from her bag. Can the girls survive an evening of summoning spirits and messing with the devil?Show book
Urmi, a human incarnate of one of the 64 yoginis, is on a heroic journey to redeem Draksh empire and her husband Drakshraj from the evil clutches of the tantric priest Ekadanta. When there is persecution in the name of God, God Himself descends to destroy the sin. Will Urmi be able to save herself from this practice?Show book
Nightmare Abbey was Peacock's third long work of fiction to be published. It was written in late March and June 1818, and published in London in November of the same year. The novella was lightly revised by the author in 1837 for republication in Volume 57 of Bentley's Standard Novels. The book is Peacock's most wellliked and frequentlyread work. The novel was a topical work of Gothic fiction in which the author satirized tendencies in contemporary English literature, in particular Romanticism's obsession with morbid subjects, misanthropy and transcendental philosophical systems. Most of its characters are based on historical figures whom Peacock wished to pillory. It has been observed that "the plots of Peacock's novels are mostly devices for bringing the persons together and the persons are merely the embodiment of whims and theories, or types of a class". Nightmare Abbey embodies the critique of a particular mentality and pillories the contemporary vogue for the macabre. To his friend Percy Bysshe Shelley, Peacock described the object of his novel as being "to bring to a sort of philosophical focus a few of the morbidities of modern literature". Appearing in the same year as Northanger Abbey, it similarly contrasts the product of the inflamed imagination, or what Peacock's Mr. Hilary describes as the "conspiracy against cheerfulness", with the commonplace course of everyday life, with the aid of lighthearted ridicule. Several of the chapters take a dramatic form interspersed with stage directions in order to illustrate without comment how much the speakers characterize themselves through their conversation. The actor and director Anthony Sharp was eventually to take this approach to its logical conclusion and reduced the whole novel to a successful and popular script. First performed in February 1952, it was eventually published in 1971. A one of a kind audio encounter from Icon Audiobooks!Show book
Step into the chilling depths of The Rats in the Walls by H. P. Lovecraft — a gothic horror masterpiece of madness, ancestry, and ancient evil. When an American heir restores his ancestral estate, Exham Priory, he awakens the unspeakable horrors buried beneath its walls. Whispering voices, scurrying sounds, and the curse of his family’s dark legacy drive him to the brink of insanity. Blending psychological terror and cosmic dread, this Lovecraftian classic explores the fragility of reason and the monstrous history lurking beneath civilization’s veneer. Perfect for fans of eerie atmospheric fiction, haunted estates, and tales of forbidden discovery.Show book
In The Willows, master of the supernatural Algernon Blackwood weaves a haunting tale of nature's unknown terrors. Two friends canoeing down the Danube River venture into an isolated marshland, where the willow-lined banks seem to whisper with life—and menace. As the men set up camp, they encounter an overwhelming sense of unease that grows into a surreal and terrifying confrontation with an elemental, otherworldly force. Praised by H.P. Lovecraft as “the finest supernatural tale in English literature,” this novella blends psychological dread, cosmic horror, and vivid natural imagery to craft an atmosphere of quiet, creeping terror. Narrated with gripping subtlety by Jason Tibor, this immersive rendition draws listeners into a chilling experience that lingers long after the final word.Show book
