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  Telepathy Mind Reading...

  Swami Panchadasi

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  Swami Panchadasi's work on telepathy, mind reading, clairvoyance, and other psychic powers can be seen as a comprehensive exploration of the paranormal. His theories bring together elements from Eastern spiritualism and Western occultism to develop a cohesive understanding of how a person can access the realm of extrasensory perception. Read in English, unabridged.

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  Twisted Reunion - 28 Terrifying...

  Mark Tullius

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  Plunge deep into disturbing darkness with 28 terrifying tales. Explore heartache, fleeting happiness, and horror in this fascinating collection. 
  Experience chills as you read these creepy stories and more:  
  A pornographer's horrific early morning ritual  
  A beautiful baby boy who knows what he wants  
  An engineer sees life on the other side of the tracks  
  A drug run goes awry  
  A family's unique Christmas tradition  
  An artist whose paintings become reality  
  A man who longs to rid himself of an annoying companion  
  A child terrified by things that slither and ooze in the night  
  Come join a soldier on the run in the jungle  
  An old man's quest for the perfect photo  
  A woman who sniffs out killers  
  A life coach whose own brand of “therapy” goes way beyond cruel and unusual  
  A young man who can't let go of the past 
  Twisted Reunion is loved by editorial reviewers: 
  "Time-honored frights with innovation infused throughout." - Kirkus Reviews  
  "Disturbing and weird; unflinchingly grim at every turn, TWISTED REUNION shocks and even charms." - IndieReader 
  Even though this was way out of my normal reading genre I loved it! This is a fantastic and thought provoking collection of short stories that surprised me at every turn. Mostly dark horror stories, but all of the stories are a vehicle for Mark Tullius to showcase his skill at writing and bringing his imagination to life. - Thomas Anderson, The Hungry Monster Book Review

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  The Black Ferry

  John Galt

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  John Galt (1779-1839) was a Scottish novelist, entrepreneur, and political and social commentator.One night, a traveller is waiting for the young ferryman to return, as he is unable to take himself over the river, owing to a broken arm. While he waits, a young military recruit and a heavily pregnant woman arrive, arguing. They set off together on the ferry. The old ferryman's wife thinks she hears a shriek shortly afterwards, but the night is so stormy and black that they can see nothing. That night the traveller has strange and disturbing nightmares. Every year on the anniversary of this date, for seven years, he had further terrifying dreams, which he describes to a learned friend. Fourteen years from the incident at the ferry, a stranger is lodged with them, who looks strangely familiar. It is the young recruit from the black ferry...and what follows is bizarre and terrifying.

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  A Gathering of Old Men

  Ernest J. Gaines

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  Stirring, heroic, and wonderfully laced with the musical languages of the Bayou, Ernest J. Gaines-the foremost voice in contemporary African American literature-adds another breathtaking saga to his canon with A Gathering of Old Men. When Sheriff Mapes is summoned to a sugarcane plantation to find a dead Cajun farmer, he knows who committed the crime. Mapes finds himself powerless, however, when nearly 20 elderly black men confess to the murder. Can justice be served, or will the dead man's brutish father pass judgment his way? Building to a climax that is as stunning as it is inevitable, A Gathering of Old Men powerfully describes the racial tensions in 1970s Louisiana. Narrators Peter Francis James, Michelle-Denise Woods, Sally Darling, Graham Brown, Murphy Guyer, Tom Stechschulte and Mark Hammer bring Gaines' masterful prose to vivid life. This insightful novel takes its place among Gaines' thought-provoking classics, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and In My Father's House.

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  The Fall of the House of Usher

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  A tragic secret comes back to haunt the house of Usher forever after.

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  The Haunted Bridge

  Eva Pohler

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  Could there really be a monster living in the Great Salt Lake? When Ellen and her friends get the opportunity to help build a bed and breakfast on an island in the Great Salt Lake, they are drawn into its mysterious legends. There's no denying that the broken bridge that once joined the island to the mainland is haunted, but what is really behind the strange occurrences surrounding it?

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