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  These Walls Still Talk - A Get...

  Brian Paone

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  When Hannah visits a haunted prison, what will she find in the deadly small hours? 
  Hannah is driven to right her wrongs. After a drunken 21st birthday dare left her with a shadow figure always around, the now-sober 28-year-old resolves to return to the scene of the crime. Determined to give back an eerie stolen piece of possessed fabric, she attends a phantom-hunting event with her best friend Christian, run by Get Haunted, at the Missouri State Penitentiary … to spend the night. 
  Going from one creepy location to another in the dark hours, Hannah watches Christian experience increasingly spine-chilling incidents one after the other. And when she can’t remember where the object belongs and tries one last cell, a vengeful specter refuses to let them leave … 
  She may have walked in … but will she walk back out with her life? 
  Intent on crafting a perfectly authentic and scary setting, author Brian Paone spent eight weeks writing this ghost-hunt-gone-wrong story from empty cells inside the Missouri State Penitentiary. And as he takes us to where his imagination ran wild while typing in the pitch blackness of night, fans of the genre will soon discover that same hair-raising thrill. 
  These Walls Still Talk is a deliciously macabre horror novel. If you like characters to root for, ghoulish goosebumps, and insidious intentions, you’ll love Brian Paone’s frightful venture. 
  Buy These Walls Still Talk today to hear the whispers of those left behind!

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  Murder Road: Book summary &...

  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. 
  Set against the haunting backdrop of a desolate highway, Murder Road follows Catherine as she returns to her childhood town to investigate the mysterious death of her father, a respected detective. What starts as a search for answers soon spirals into a dark, thrilling journey uncovering long-buried secrets, corrupt families, and a chilling killer known only as 'The Hunter.' As Catherine digs deeper, the town's web of lies threatens to swallow her whole. In a race against time, Catherine must confront her past and seek justice before it's too late. A gripping, atmospheric thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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  The Secret of Lost Valley

  Robert E. Howard

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  "The Secret of Lost Valley" is a short horror story by Robert E. Howard, first appearing in the Spring 1967 edition of Startling Mystery Stories. After the McCrills massacre his kin, John Reynolds, the last surviving member of his family, flees into Lost Valley, seeking refuge. Taking shelter in a cave, John stumbles upon the resting place of a dead McCrill, Saul Fletcher—only to find the body mysteriously vanished. His search leads him to a hidden door and a tunnel that descends into a vast underground chamber. There, he encounters a race of sinister, snake-like humanoids.

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  Jars of Arioch - If you invite...

  Gena Bell

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  Jars of Arioch is a fictional tale based on real events its author and her family experienced after the birth of her second daughter.  
  Following a horrific childhood, Tracy is forced to leave the safety of the only home she has ever known in Los Angeles California in search of her missing twin brother. She follows his trail to the tourist town of Gatlinburg Tennessee, where she unintentionally accepts an invitation from a demonic being. As she searches for her brother, Tracy is faced with the reality that she has deeper roots in the south than she ever could have imagined. Jars of Arioch is a terrifying journey into the darkness of humanity and the balance between good and evil. 

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  The Shunned House

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  Enter the eerie world of cosmic horror with "The Shunned House" by H.P. Lovecraft, now available as a bone-chilling audiobook. In this gripping tale, listeners will journey to Providence, Rhode Island, where a sinister and long-abandoned house holds dark secrets that defy comprehension. 
  As the story unfolds, listeners will be drawn into the enigmatic history of the shunned house and its malevolent influence on those who dare to explore its haunted halls. With its atmosphere of creeping dread and cosmic terror, "The Shunned House" showcases Lovecraft's mastery of suspense and his talent for crafting tales that linger in the mind long after the final words are spoken. 
  Perfect for fans of horror and the supernatural, this audiobook delivers a spine-tingling performance that will keep listeners on the edge of their seats. Whether you're a seasoned Lovecraft enthusiast or new to the world of cosmic horror, "The Shunned House" promises to chill you to the bone and leave you questioning the nature of reality itself. 
  So, if you're ready to confront the darkness that lurks in the shadows, start listening to "The Shunned House" today and experience the bone-chilling brilliance of H.P. Lovecraft's imagination. Start Listening to "The Shunned House" today!

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  Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and...

  Oscar Wilde

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  Biting wit and lush descriptions combine in this striking new edition of Oscar Wilde’s short story collection, which contains Wilde’s most famous story, “The Canterville Ghost.” Originally published in 1887 in the British literary magazine, The Court and Society Review. “Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime: A Study of Duty” headlines this anthology, first published in 1891. In addition to the title work, Wilde added “The Canterville Ghost,” “The Model Millionaire,” and “The Sphinx Without a Secret.” Editions dated after 1900 (including this one) also contain “The Portrait of Mr. W. H.”   In the 132 years since the publication of this collection, numerous actors, writers, and even musicians wrote adaptations of “The Canterville Ghost,” the most popular of the stories in this volume. But those adaptations also made significant changes in the plot.   Now with a foreword by Hugo-award nominee Paul Di Filippo, go back to the original. Read “The Canterville Ghost,” and the other stories as Oscar Wilde wrote them.

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