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  Doug Bradley's Spinechillers...

  H. P. Lovecraft, Rudyard...

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  Volume 10 launches with Doug Bradley's well researched insight into the stories and their authors.  This is followed by HP Lovecraft's evocative tale of exploration 'The Strange High House in the Mist'.  Next we hear Ambrose Bierce's truly chilling 'A Diagnosis of Death', and Jeffery Combs reads Edgar Allan Poe's classic revenge tale 'The Cask of Amontillado'.  Disc 2 presents us with Rudyard Kipling's tale of ghosts 'They', before disc 3 takes us down into Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The New Catacomb' in his tale of a heartbroken lover's revenge.  Jeffery Combs brings us part three of 'Herbert West Reanimator', and Robert Englund rounds off this volume with his sublime reading of Edgar Allan Poe's poem 'The Sleeper'.

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  PATH - Paranormal Assisted...

  Robert A Webster

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  From turbulent battles raging under the ocean to the dark stillness of space, this fast-paced supernatural thriller follows a sinister plot planned during World War 2 and instigated in the present day.  
  Three psychically gifted individuals come together as one powerful mediatory force between the Mortal World and the Celestial Plane. Known as PATH - Paranormal Assisted Treasure Hunters’ Their edict is to find treasures hidden by lost souls during their lifetime and give them to their living descendants.  
  Following their encounter with the demonic spirit of the most notorious tyrant of the twentieth century, the PATH team and their Spirit Protectors, need to find the connection between Adolf Hitler and his mortal son, the current US President. 
  After learning that the demon wants to give his son a doomsday weapon along with the details of a vast underground Nazi network, the team need to not only stop the demon and his son but also find out why a psychic guide lives in the White House, before the demon splits the delicate fabric joining the two worlds.

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  Out of His Mind

  William R. Perry

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  One year has passed since a string of vicious murders shocked the quiet block of Goshen Street. While deep scars remain for the survivors, William Parson lays in his hospital bed tormented by the murders committed by his hand, but not of his will. 
  Completely paralyzed, he has no means to communicate. Thought to be in a vegetative state, and utterly despised, he is deprived of music, books, movies or even a single soul to speak to him. 
  Was he possessed? Did he just snap? At least he can't hurt anyone ever again. 
  Unless he was telling the truth...

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  Scythe: Legions of the Claimed

  Mercy Hollow

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  What would you risk for a place to call home? 
  When loner motorcycle mechanic Sly Morgan lands in Chicago and assumes a false identity, he believes he can finally let his guard down. Finally stop running. 
  But no one escapes the Legions. 
  Brutally stabbed, Sly is enslaved to the Legions by the antigen they inject in his blood, putting all those around him in danger. 
  His forced role plunges him into a battle for loyalty, honor, and a new family he doesn’t believe he deserves, giving him a chance at a life and love with a woman that could fill his hollow soul with light. 
  Can he break free of centuries of sacrifice, or will he succumb to the darkness of the Legions forever? 
   “A soul for a soul, a death for a death. Your heart, blood run slow and remain dammed forever more. 
   I Claim you.” 
  Scythe is the first book in a series of dark urban fantasy novels. If you like broken heroes, gritty underworlds, and villains you long to hate, with a punch of sarcasm, then you’ll love Mercy Hollow’s modern-day Chicago series. 
  Buy Scythe Legions of the Claimed and get captured in this shadowy new world today!

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  A Cracking Story - A Twisted...

  Jack Goldstein

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  Nathan is a cracker. A cracker is like a hacker, but tends to be doing slightly more illegal things. If we’re talking ‘black hat’ and ‘white hat’, Nathan’s would be darker than the winter night sky.One day, poking around on the internet where he shouldn’t, Nathan finds a rather interesting program. But what is its purpose? And what encrypted information does it contain that is ‘classified’? This short story for teens is taken from author Jack Goldstein’s collection of terrifying tales with a twist - perfect for listening to around a campfire, or late at night when everyone else is asleep…

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  Nightmare Abbey

  Thomas Love Peacock

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  Nightmare Abbey was Peacock's third long work of fiction to be published. It was written in late March and June 1818, and published in London in November of the same year. The novella was lightly revised by the author in 1837 for republication in Volume 57 of Bentley's Standard Novels. The book is Peacock's most wellliked and frequentlyread work. 
   
  The novel was a topical work of Gothic fiction in which the author satirized tendencies in contemporary English literature, in particular Romanticism's obsession with morbid subjects, misanthropy and transcendental philosophical systems. Most of its characters are based on historical figures whom Peacock wished to pillory. 
   
  It has been observed that "the plots of Peacock's novels are mostly devices for bringing the persons together and the persons are merely the embodiment of whims and theories, or types of a class". Nightmare Abbey embodies the critique of a particular mentality and pillories the contemporary vogue for the macabre. To his friend Percy Bysshe Shelley, Peacock described the object of his novel as being "to bring to a sort of philosophical focus a few of the morbidities of modern literature". Appearing in the same year as Northanger Abbey, it similarly contrasts the product of the inflamed imagination, or what Peacock's Mr. Hilary describes as the "conspiracy against cheerfulness", with the commonplace course of everyday life, with the aid of lighthearted ridicule. 
   
  Several of the chapters take a dramatic form interspersed with stage directions in order to illustrate without comment how much the speakers characterize themselves through their conversation. The actor and director Anthony Sharp was eventually to take this approach to its logical conclusion and reduced the whole novel to a successful and popular script. First performed in February 1952, it was eventually published in 1971. A one of a kind audio encounter from Icon Audiobooks!

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