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  A Dream of Armageddon

  H. G. Wells

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  Herbert George Wells (1866-1946) was a prolific English writer, now best remembered for his science fiction novels and often credited as being the father of science fiction.'A Dream of Armageddon' is a strange tale of a man who is haunted by a prophetic dream of life in the future in a time when the world is rushing towards a catastrophic and apocalyptic war...and only he has the power to stop the calamity. But stopping Armageddon would mean abandoning the woman he loves....

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  Spirit Witch - A Paranormal...

  Tarah Benner

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  Strange things happen in Mountain Shadow — especially when you break a deal with a demon. 
  Fiona defeated a dangerous enemy, but she left his bargain with the demons unfulfilled. Her town is under supernatural siege, and its mortal inhabitants are terrified. 
  Wesley and Gabriel are at odds after Gabriel’s startling revelation. To make matters worse, Fiona has begun to experience one brother’s emotions while trying to date the other. 
  When an unwelcome witch returns from the dead, Fiona knows a powerful demon is behind it. It’s up to Fiona to dissolve the pact or risk total annihilation. To save her town, she’ll have to access a power she didn’t know she had — one that’s both seductive and terrifying.

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  The Enlightenment Project

  Lynn Hightower

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  Have you ever known anyone who survived being possessed? You do now. You’ve met me.Noah Archer is a renowned neurosurgeon, with an impressive success record. He has a happy home, with his beloved wife Moira, their two adopted sons, and a dog who’s a very good girl.But Noah keeps a dark secret, shared only with his old friend Father Perry Cavanaugh. When he was just a boy, he was possessed by a demon—and it was only thanks to the exorcist priest that he survived.Now, Noah works at the cutting edge of medical science and religion, researching the effects of spirituality on the brain. His current research study—The Enlightenment Project—promises breakthrough treatments for depression, addiction and mental illness, and preliminary results are astounding.But after a late-night emergency surgery, Noah returns to his office to find Father Perry waiting for him, with a terrible warning. The Enlightenment Project may not be closing the door to the darkness at all … but instead letting it in.

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  The Gravedigger - A Novel

  Peter Grandbois

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  A Spanish gravedigger with the power to hear the dead struggles to keep his family together in this debut novel. 
   
  In a small, whitewashed village, indistinguishable from any other in Andalusia, Juan Rodrigo is a gravedigger. The job was handed down to him by his father, as was the ability to hear the voices of the dead and to tell their stories to the living. Though the details and revelations of these accounts aren’t always well received, Juan is a respected member of the community who encourages people to understand and to forgive. But his own tolerance is tested when his young daughter, just on the brink of adulthood, falls in love with a Romani boy Juan doesn’t approve of. Incorporating aspects of magic realism, Peter Grandbois’ distinctive voice and style lures readers to an enchanting place where spirits and people coexist harmoniously. 
   
  “Readers who revel in magic realism will embrace this poignant debut about a poor but honest Spaniard with a gift for communicating with the dead. . . . Reminiscent of the work of Luis Alberto Urrea and Gabriel Garcia Marquez, this luminous first offering brims with earthy humor and heart.” —Booklist, starred review 
   
  “A thoroughly engaging novel, full of beauty and charm.” —Rocky Mountain News

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  Don't Go to Sleep 2: MORE Tales...

  Jason Wallace, Virginia T. Watson

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  This work contains the same stories as "Don't Go to Sleep: Tales to Keep You UP," but with 4 more stories of absolute horror. Don’t go to sleep. These 12 tales of terror will surely haunt your dreams. No one awakens from their dark embrace. If your nightmares are not filled with a child murderer and a reanimated, murderous corpse, you will never find rest from the deadly secrets of the past, dismemberment, cannibalism, life after death, body-snatching spirits, or being buried alive. Sleep, if you dare. Run, if you can. You will never be safe again.Hideous: The RevenantsThe Masquerade of DeathThe RingThe VeilSometimes, They Want RevengeThe Sins of the PastThe Curse of Mary RawlingThe Firstfruits of the FleshThe Diary of Heather Summerall and the Evil of Adams HouseThe Hatchet ManYou Can't Hide from Your PastThe Doll  
  And the bonus audio book - Lamashtu: The Blooding (Not included in other versions of this audio book.)

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  Welcome

  Mace Styx

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  Enjoy this short story by Mace Styx. 
  At a town meeting it was suggested that the border point be better enforced. That by allowing the others across, we were somehow allowing wolves in sheep’s clothing to enter into our town. That amongst those fleeing bullets and bombs, were a few who hid weapons of their own and who meant to feed on the local population. 
  A few stood to oppose such a view but were shouted down by two men screaming about how the "others" had brought the curse with them, that while they themselves might not be vampires, they had carried the smell of death with them and the creatures had followed it. Somehow and some way, they were desperate to lay the blame with those who had come from outside. It was fascinating and horrifying to see at the same time. When the next victim, a young woman named Anya was taken, the calls for answers became louder. 
  It was a week later that the signs began to appear. Signs stating that nobody from other communities was welcome. That businesses would be closed and that they should move on to other towns. 
  There was even talk, on the night of the church meeting, that no one from other communities should be allowed inside of this one. In the end they were allowed inside, but as I mentioned, they were isolated, confined to a corner and made to feel unwelcome. While the rest of the congregation eyed one another with suspicion.

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