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  The Terror by Night

  Edward Frederic Benson

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  The Terror by Night is a short horror story published in 1912. The Terror by Night is a part of a short story collection "The Room in the Tower and Other Stories" also published in 1912.In the story, the first-person narrator and two others experienced a series of odd sensations, ultimately suggested to have been caused by a ghost. One of these proves more severe than the others.

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  The Fall of the House of Usher

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  Experience the gothic horror of Edgar Allan Poe with "The Fall of the House of Usher," the third part of an Edgar Allan Poe short story collection, read by Jake Urry. In this dark tale, the writer visits his friend Roderick Usher's decaying mansion and becomes entangled in the eerie atmosphere and psychological terror that pervade the house. As the story unfolds, secrets are revealed, leading to a chilling and unforgettable climax. 
  Jake Urry's narration captures the brooding tension and sinister beauty of Poe's writing, making this audiobook a must-listen for fans of classic horror. His rich voice and expert pacing bring the haunted house and its doomed inhabitants to life, offering an immersive experience that will leave listeners spellbound.

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  The Dunwich Horror — Part 9 of 10

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  Welcome to Timeless Terrors No. 62, continuing H. P. Lovecraft’s descent into cosmic nightmare: The Dunwich Horror. 
  The devastation left in the wake of the unseen horror deepens. Across the battered hills of Dunwich, homes lie in ruin, fields are torn apart, and the air itself feels wrong — twisted by the passage of something that should not exist. The invisible behemoth roams beyond human reach, and fear has become an inescapable presence in the countryside. 
  In the aftermath, hope flickers for the first time. A small band of scholars prepares to confront what cannot be seen, armed not with weapons, but with forbidden knowledge and desperate incantations. Yet even this fragile resistance feels terrifyingly inadequate against a force born beyond the stars. 
  Narrated by Amazon-bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this chapter carries the story toward its turning point — where human defiance stands face to face with an indifferent and ancient terror that was never meant to be fought. 
  This is Part 9 of a 10-part complete audiobook. Stay tuned — the end begins to take shape.

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  ZC Five - Zombie Castle Series...

  Chris Harris

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  The residents of Warwick Castle and those survivors who have carved a home for themselves around the fleet in the Solent and the Scilly Isles meet, not to celebrate their achievements, but to plan. 
  Gathered supplies need to be transported to those small islands, so a deep-water port must be secured with a base established to protect it. Tom and his friends must work not only to ensure their own survival, but that of thousands they have yet to meet.  
  The remaining military leadership reveal the location of a huge store of ammunition once used to supply the British Armed Forces, but the mission to secure those much-needed supplies reveals again the depths of depravation some will sink to when society collapses. 
  Winter begins to set in and hidden away from the eyes of the living the zombies undergo a change to achieve their final goal in their quest to eradicate the human race.

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  Ghost Stirs The Pot - An Adriana...

  Carmen Radtke

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  A ghost with an unbeatable nose. 
   
   
   
  A killer recipe. 
   
   
   
  Genie Darling's new life is reaching boiling point. 
   
   
   
  Genie has her hands full. First, there’s her new gelato-making business. Sure, she has a tireless helper in her great-great-aunt Adriana, and the ghostly flapper is also responsible for their recipes. 
   
   
   
  Second, there's her relationship with Matt. So far it's great, but then he doesn't know about Adriana's presence. 
   
   
   
  To make matters worse, Genie stumbles over the dead body of her mentor Pierre. Was the much-loved owner of Cobblewood Cove's oldest diner murdered for money or was the culprit after Pierre's closely guarded family recipes? And why is Genie under suspicion? 
   
   
   
  With new restaurants in town and a gastronomical fair ahead, Genie and Adriana have to concoct something special to make sure the killer's goose is cooked . . .

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  The Green Bowl - Pioneering...

  Sarah Orne Jewett

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  Theodora Sarah Orne Jewett was born on 3rd September 1849 in South Berwick, Maine, to a family that had resided in New England for several generations. 
   
  From early childhood Jewett suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and one remedy was frequent walks which contributed to her life-long love of nature. 
   
  She was primarily educated at Miss Olive Rayne's school and then the Berwick Academy from where she graduated in 1866.  But much of her time was also spent reading from the extensive collection of books in the family library. 
   
  In 1868 at age 19, she was published ‘Jenny Garrow's Lovers’ in the Atlantic Monthly, and from this grew a reputation that was lauded and admired by both her captivated audience and such other noted writers as William Dean Howells.   
   
  As well as novels and short stories she also wrote children’s books and poetry volumes.  Jewett was also admired for the strong female characters who were as intelligent and able as any man around them. 
   
  In her personal life Jewett was attracted and attached to several women.  Many of her poems reveal the intensity of her feelings towards them. Whether Jewett found physical love with them is open to debate but she often did find devoted and loving friendship, humor and literary encouragement.  From 1881, after the death of James Fields, the editor of the Atlantic Monthly, she set up home with his widow, Annie, for the rest of her life in what was termed ‘a Boston Marriage’; the cohabitation of two wealthy women, independent of male financial support.   
   
  On her birthday in 1902, Jewett was involved in a carriage accident that effectively ended her literary career.   
   
  In March 1909 Sarah Orne Jewett was paralyzed by a stroke, and after another on 24th June she died in her South Berwick home.  She was 59.

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