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  The Death Pit - A tale of...

  Oscar Schisgall

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  Incredibly prolific author Oscar Schisgall, who contributed over 4,000 stories to publications like Reader's Digest and Colliers, published this thrilling story in Weird Tales magazine, "The Death Pit" ("a novelette of grim tragedy") in November of 1923.  Enjoy this macabre tale which is sure to bring tingles to the spine! 

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  Archangel

  Mike Conner

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  Nebula-award winning author Mike Conner presents a novel about a world that all of us can recognize, a world of what might have been. In Minneapolis in the 1930’s, the deadly plague that ended the First World War is decimating the population. The only people who seem to be immune to its effects are black people. What does this mean for the future of the city—and of the nation? Young newsman Danny Constantine finds that not everyone is dying from the plague. He has discovered a series of bizarre deaths—murders that look like the work of a vampire. In these times of bad news, his own paper refuses to print the story and Danny must search for the truth on his own, except for a mysterious woman known only as archangel, who always seems to appear when needed most. 

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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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  Bubba Ho Tep Bubba and the...

  Joe R. Lansdale

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  Before Bubba Ho-Tep, there was Bubba and the Cosmic Blood-Suckers. 
  Part of a secret government organization designed to protect civilians, Elvis Presley and a handful of hardcore warriors set out to save the world from an invasion of hive-minded, shape-shifting vampire-like creatures from a dark dimension who have taken up residence in a New Orleans junkyard.  
  Besides Elvis, among these righteous warriors is a hammer-wielding descendent of John Henry of railroad fame, a blind man who sees more than those with sight, Jack, a strategic wizard, and Elvis’s right hand man and journal writer, Johnny, all thrown in with Raven (real name Jenny) a female recruit who is also a budding pop star, and like Elvis, high on the charisma chart.  
  Their leader is none other than Colonel Parker, Elvis’s cutthroat manager, and a warrior himself, directly in contact with President Nixon, or possibly one of his doubles. 
  It’s an unnerving peek into a secret world, and a possible delusion. It’s what happened before Elvis, aka Sebastian Haff, found himself in an East Texas rest home, mounted on a walker, fighting an Egyptian mummy and worrying about a growth on his pecker.  
  Strange monsters, wild fights, sex with a beautiful ghost, a drug-induced trip into another dimension, and all manner of mayhem ensue, along with a Mississippi riverboat ride on a giant paddle wheel, and of course, there will be 3D glasses, fried peanut butter and ’nanna sandwiches, and a few hard-working zombies.  
  Bring the kids, but plug their ears and blindfold them. This is one wild and nasty ride to the dark side, but with laughter.

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  How to Sell a Haunted House:...

  Alexander Pike

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  This content is an independent and unofficial summary created for informational and educational purposes only. It is not affiliated with, authorized, approved, licensed, or endorsed by the original author or publisher. All rights to the original work belong to its respective copyright holders. This summary is not intended to substitute the original book, but to offer a concise overview and interpretation of its main ideas. 
   
  How to Sell a Haunted House invites listeners on a thrilling journey as two sisters transform their family’s eerie estate into a market-ready marvel. Armed with data-driven audits, cross-discipline experts, and community-driven storytelling, they map clandestine tunnels, catalog supernatural occurrences, and reframe chilling histories into unique selling points. From staged twilight open-houses to phased structural overhauls, they blend agile project management with empathetic leadership—turning spectral liabilities into hallmark assets. This captivating audiobook merges spine-tingling suspense with actionable strategies in stakeholder engagement, iterative problem-solving, and legacy planning—showing you how to diagnose complex challenges, mobilize diverse teams, and craft enduring value from even the most haunted obstacles.

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  The Necromancer goes to Jail

  Rachel Lawson

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  "I hear you could break out of jail if you wanted to," said the guard."Yes it's easy but where's the fun in that," said Lance smiling impishly."What fun can you have in jail?" asked the Kingpin."Not been here long enough for it to be a bore yet," Lance said who was having fun messing with their minds. 
  "I will not do it!" Lance Alexander to his uncle Sergeant Simon Alexander-Drax. 
  "It's alright! You won't be there long!" said his uncle. 
  "Then you go there!" said Lance shortly. 
  Lance's dad the coroner walked into the room. 
  "I can't!" said Lance digging his boots into the floor. 
  "You can't what?" asked Blake Alexander, Lance's dad. 
  "I can't go to prison as the Necromancer," said Lance. 
  "Why can't you," asked his uncle. 
  "Do you think he's the Necromancer?" asked Blake. 
  "Of course not we need a man we can trust on the inside who can pose as the Necromancer to entrap a prison kingpin," said Simon. 
  "You planning to come out as dead are you?" asked Lance not threatening just stating a fact the father of the Necromancer was Mortimer the grim reaper, King. 
  "I am not going to be around for that," said Blake planning a holiday in hell when Lance came out as the Necromancer a serial killer. 
  "Where are you going?" asked Blake's Uncle. 
  "Never you mind," said Blake. 
  "He's a coward," said Lance. 
  "No would you be in my place I can't be deposed as emperor of the solar system if I'm not there," Blake said. 
  "Didn't think of that," said Simon. 
  "I'll do it," said Lance defiantly thinking how much of a problem it would be to his father.

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