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  Seduction In The Mind - Doctor...

  Arjay Lewis

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  An unexplained suicide. A seductive therapist. Can psychic Leonard Wise defeat a woman who can control minds, even his own? 
  A pair of grieving parents ask Doctor Leonard Wise to examine the case of their deceased grown son. Len finds that Harold Stoller had thrown himself from the roof of his palatial home. Was he seduced by a female spirit, a succubus, that tempted him to his doom? 
  As Leonard seeks answers with Detective Bill McGee, he comes in conflict with Doctor Anika Vanya, a therapist of unusual hypnosis techniques. Was Harold’s death an accident, or did she program him to destroy himself? 
  Digging deeper, Bill and Len find their investigation stopped at every turn. Their reputations and very lives might be in jeopardy from a dangerous woman who uses people as puppets. 
  If you enjoy unusual events, complicated heroes, and supernatural twists, then you’ll love Arjay Lewis’ novel of psychic suspense.  
  Get Seduction In The Mind to be tempted by this mystery today!

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  The Marble Faun - Or The Romance...

  Nathaniel Hawthorne

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  From the author of The Scarlet Letter: The thrilling tale of three American artists whose search for artistic inspiration leads to romance and murder.    The sculpture galleries and classical architecture of nineteenth-century Rome set the stage for Nathaniel Hawthorne’s gothic romance The Marble Faun. While touring the Eternal City in search of inspiration and authentic beauty, American artists Miriam, Hilda, and Kenyon soon discover that their Italian companion, Donatello—charming and in love with Miriam—bears a striking resemblance to the marble Faun of Praxiteles. But for Miriam, their carefree pursuit is also an escape from a dark past. And when a mysterious man appears, trailing the friends’ path and tormenting Miriam, the group’s travels take a sinister turn.   The first novel to explore the effects of European sensibilities on American values, The Marble Faun anticipated the genre of travel novels later exemplified by The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James and The Innocents Abroad by Mark Twain. Vividly evoking the great works of art and architecture in Rome, it also found favor as an unlikely guidebook for many Victorian tourists. James Russell Lowell said: “The nineteenth century has produced no more purely original writer than Mr. Hawthorne.” Here, the author of The House of the Seven Gables offers an unforgettable and suspenseful tale.  This ebook has been professionally proofread to ensure accuracy and readability on all devices.  

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  The Downs

  Amyas Northcote

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  Amyas Northcote (1864 - 1923) was an English writer and contemporary of M. R. James, who was best known for his ghost stories. "The Downs" is a classic ghost story which demonstrates Northcote's understated genius. The story starts out as a regular tale, but with a few understated clues as to the nature of the horror that is to come - perfectly setting the atmosphere of creepy tension: "I was perfectly confident in my ability to find my way back over the down to Branksome at night, as the path was very familiar to us, and I expected to be aided by the light of the moon which would rise about ten o'clock."  Sure enough, the journey back over the downs reveals a terrifying horror... and our hero is lucky to escape with his life.

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  Beware of the Dark - The Creepy...

  Rudyard Kipling, Edith Nesbit,...

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  The problem with the dark is you don’t really know what’s lurking in there.  Something hiding?  Something menacing?  Or just an inky dome for the stars to twinkle on?  Writers rarely let us dwell on the latter.  No, they would much rather they put our nerves on edge, that our skin would begin to crawl and that the cold sweat of fear propels our pulse and heartbeat to nightmare inducing trauma. I think they’re ready….

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  Dread

  Jeff Wade

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  Have you ever gone days with no water? Weeks? Have you ever spent the night with a dead man? 
   
  A heinous nightmare. Frank bolts up in bed. Except he’s not in bed. His head slams into what feels like ten-million tons of solid rock. He rolls right, then left, only to be foiled by more rock. Like a stone coffin. What is this place? How did he get here? Maybe the dream was real, and this is the nightmare. His heart slams with panic as he stares into the darkness. 
   
  Something has happened. Something terrifying. But the harder he strains to recall the event, the deeper it retreats into the labyrinth of his mind. 
   
  A stalker in his dreams. Horror when he wakes. A passage. A password. A vanishing snake. What does any of it mean, if anything? 
   
  No light. No water, no memory. And he's out of time. He must remember. If he wants to live. His amnesia is fading, but so is his hope. And perhaps his sanity.

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  Weird Circle The: Mad Monkton

  Wilkie Collins

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  An excellent ghost story; ancient prophesy and the unburied dead.

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