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  The Ghost of Coral Cottage - A...

  Heather Cullum

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  Adele Monroe is tired of living under other people’s rules. Widowed young and left with two children, she needs a home of her own, not another household where her grief is managed for her. 
   
  Then she finds Coral Cottage, a beautiful seaside house with a suspiciously low price, a locked-away past, and one impossible problem: Captain Gregory Daniels still haunts it. 
   
  Gregory intended his beloved house to become a haven for retired seamen, not a rental property for strangers. Adele intends to turn it into a safe home for herself and her children. Their battle of wills begins with arguments, threats, and storms at the window, but soon the haunted house becomes something neither of them expected: a place of healing, courage, companionship, and love. 
   
  The Ghost of Coral Cottage is a romantic, atmospheric paranormal historical romance about second chances, grief, independence, found courage, and a love that refuses to be limited by death.

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  Tree The (The Work of H P...

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  "The Tree" is a macabre short story by American horror fiction writer H. P. Lovecraft. It was written in 1920, and published in October 1921 in The Tryout. Set in ancient Greece, the story concerns two sculptors who accept a commission with ironic consequences.
  Lovecraft wrote "The Tree" early in his career. He was dismissive of the story in a 1936 letter. Such stories, he said, "if typed on good stock make excellent shelf-paper, but little else." The assessment of Lovecraft authority S. T. Joshi was that although the story "may be a trifle obvious… it is an effective display of Lovecraft's skill in handling a historical setting."

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  The Shunned House

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The narrator and his uncle delve into the history and secrets of the titular shunned house in Providence, where an astonishing number of people have died over generations. 
   
  The Shunned House, as the first in Lovecraft's oeuvre, extensively utilizes the topography and family history of the author's native Providence. In the first part of the text, it resembles an extensive chronicle of the family residing in the titular 'shunned house.' The work also represents the author's first step into the realm of science fiction – the narrator attempts to explain the events unfolding in the context of the science of the early 20th century.

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  Third gate part 1 the

  Curtis Yost

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  The Third Gate Part 1 is the first in the Amercian Isekai series. Some people found the first edition to be long from chapter to chapter. I reduced it and added some extra information in the book, but skill the same story. I this version is designed for the people that want a quick chapter before bed. Jacob Smith was killed in a freak accident in the first world. He is brought to a place called the Void. Where he is sent to a second world by an angel. The angel's job is to help build him up as he gains abilities and grows strong enough to defeat the Demon Lord. A being that is works from the shadows and has his evil presence in everything in the world. Due to some scenes listener discretion is advised.

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  The Demon of the Grimsel Pass

  Philip Stengel

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  High in the Swiss Alps, beneath the pressure of the Rhône and Aletsch glaciers, something older than religion and colder than death has been held in silence for millennia. When a climate research team drills too deep into the ice at Grimsel Pass, they do not uncover a relic or a beast. They puncture a linguistic prison. Deep below the station lies a sealed chamber ringed by the preserved dead, and beneath waits the Namenfresser, the Name-Eater, an ancient logic that does not simply kill. It edits. It strips away the fences of identity and replaces the human world with an older, harsher draft. 
  At the center stands Dr. Eva Haldimann, a linguist brought to the pass to interpret whatever the drill might expose. What begins as a scientific anomaly becomes a metaphysical breach. The chief driller returns barefoot from the glacier speaking impossible words. Audio files begin behaving like executable code. Dead syntax infects speech, memory, and machine systems. Maps redraw themselves. Paths change. Men walk into terrain that no longer matches the world they thought they knew. As Eva pushes deeper into the old grammar beneath the mountain, she realizes the true horror of the pass: the entity below does not conquer by force alone. It recruits through interpretation, rewarding the exact kind of mind trained to admire pattern and precision. 
  What follows is alpine cosmic horror fused with philological terror, buried history, and catastrophic recursion. The Demon of the Grimsel Pass is a novel about language as contagion, memory as a defensive wall, and the nightmare of discovering that reality itself can be revised by something older than the human need for names. By the final movement, the struggle narrows to a sealed chamber beneath the glacier, where Beat Gasser and Eva confront the surviving logic of the breach and learn that containment will demand more than survival. It will demand sacrifice at the level of identity itself.

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  The Lost Disciple

  Robert Hazelton

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  Gareth Rourke - successful writer, war veteran, now mental patient. He hasn't spoken a word in months. When finally he opens up, he tells a story of mystery, horror, and madness.

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