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  Dracula's Guest and Other Stories

  Bram Stoker

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  Best known for his masterpiece of horror, Dracula, Bram Stoker wrote a number of other novels and many short stories, all on supernatural themes or filled with a physical terror reminiscent of Poe. Dracula’s Guest was originally part of the great novel, but was excised and published separately. Some of these stories, such as The Squaw, The Judge’s House and The Burial of the Rats, rank very high among classic tales of the macabre. These stories deserve to be better known for the light they shed on the enigmatic author of one of the world’s supreme literary adventures into the realm of nightmare.

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  30 Days of Night: Immortal Remains

  Steve Niles, Jeff Mariotte

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  Existing in shadow, thriving in night, a terrifying serial killer stalks the residential streets of Savannah, Georgia - one whose brutal signature is now drawing the attention of other denizens of darkness, for better or worse. But there is more than meets the eye here, and the horrifying truth behind these savage killings is about to be revealed - a truth that has dire implications for the very future of the mortal world...

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  The Deadly Grimoire

  Rosemary Jones

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  A daring actress and a barnstorming pilot team up to save the world from supernatural disaster in this uncanny pulp adventure set in the world of Arkham HorrorBetsy Baxter is the plucky stunt-actor star of the 1920s serial adventure, The Flapper Detective. While researching a wing-walking scene, she meets the fearless Winifred Habbamock and discovers a shared background of eerie encounters and eldritch phenomena. For years, Betsy has been investigating the disappearance of an old friend during the horror-struck filming of The Mask of Silver, when she learns of his reappearance in Arkham, she and Winifred hit the road to investigate. But Arkham is full of mysteries and danger. Betsy will need all her skills, and new allies, to prevent an otherworldly cataclysm from consuming her and all of Arkham.

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  Fire Pain & Ruin - A Rutherford...

  Konn Lavery, Preston Ewasiuk

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  Witches. Demons. Forbidden love and taboo. 
  Based on the award-winning Canadian haunt, Fire, Pain, & Ruin brings you into a supernatural world. Join the Savidges and Fleshers as their bloodlines further intertwine with violence, black magic, lust, and the paranormal. 
  Some otherworldly doors should be kept shut. The Savidge twins learn that despite their growing differences, they must come together for their family, or they risk losing each other forever. 
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  "Author Konn Lavery has crafted a masterful work of paranormal horror and family saga which delivers everything its terrifying cover and premise promises." 
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  "This tale has a lot of character growth and learning about the world of the Fleshers and Savidges. It also has a LOT of dark and spooky themes that work incredibly well and are told extremely well. If you liked the first one you're going to LOVE this sequel!" 
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  Wicked Lil Dreamz - Haunting of...

  Lizabeth Mars

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  welcome to kentucky, meet the halloways, delilah had always wanted to be a big sister, but when fate was not so kind, it had something else in store for delilah, years later when jane halloway moved back to her childhood home with son jack after a bitter divorce, there she found more secrets and lies from her family about a sibling she never new to exsist, but how could you help make that sibling known if they haunted you and one of your own?

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  The Horror in the Burying-Ground

  H. P. Lovecraft, Hazel Heald

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  A gravedigger in a certain village discovers a substance that gives the appearance of death to living beings. He intends to use it on his enemies, but in the end, he himself becomes a victim.The horror in the cemetery is distinguished by a slightly gallows humor and the rustic slang of the characters. The story at times resembles the works of the master of macabre, Ambrose Bierce.The last of the stories written by Lovecraft for Hazel Heald. Common to all of them is the motif of transformation and paralysis or incapacitation. Heald paid regularly, and H.P. Lovecraft didn't seem to complain about her, which cannot be said about other clients

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