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  The Pit and the Pendulum

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  Experience the relentless suspense of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Pit and the Pendulum," the sixth part of an Edgar Allan Poe short story collection, narrated by Jake Urry. This harrowing tale follows a man imprisoned during the Spanish Inquisition as he faces the terror of his impending doom, trapped in a dark dungeon with a swinging pendulum slowly descending toward him. 
  Jake Urry's narration intensifies the story's claustrophobic horror and escalating tension, drawing listeners into the protagonist's desperate struggle for survival. His compelling voice and expert pacing make this audiobook an unforgettable journey into fear and psychological torment.

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  All we see or seem is but a...

  Rachel Lawson

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  When Dr Death the local coroner is invited to perform in the hospital he works in's Tv charity performance little did they know the coroner was hiding a secret he is a famous stage illusionist he goes to the audition and his hospital colleague falls in love with the man who comes in his place and refuses to believe he could ever be the same man and his stage magician partner isn't helping either. 
  She confronts the coroner for not having the courage to audition himself still not recognizing him he realizes he has fallen for a dream of the handsome illusionist, not himself. 
  A tall handsome clean shaven blue-eyed man walked on stage for the audition he looked nervous. "Who are you? You look familiar," asked a lady auditioner who fell in love with this strange young man. "Dr Blake Alexander, you know me," said the young man. "No, I don't any Dr Alexanders," said the lady. "No, he's kidding us he's Blake Fire! He's famous," said another auditioner, "He owns this theater." "Don't hold it against me," said Blake charmingly. "What are you going to do sing?" asked the lady. "I'm a magician," Blake said. "Oh, are you?" said the lady intrigued. "Where is Jack Tailor?" asked Dr Alexander. "He is sick Sally is here to do his job said the other auditioner. "Did Dr Death ask you to take his place here that grumpy nerd can't perform to save his life," said the lady who knew Dr Death as a bespectacled grouch who was always moaning, Blake tried to push up his glasses which he wasn't wearing frustratedly he looked irritated but that made him look more handsome. "I am Dr Death, I didn't ask myself anything, Sally Jack asked me to audition," snapped Blake.

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  Voices From The Dark Attic - 4...

  Michael van der Voort

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  Voices From The Dark Attic 
  4 Short Horror Stories 
  Story 1: The Charleston Witch 
  Story 2: Too Long Awake 
  Story 3: Cinder Sam 
  Story 4: A Change Of Prey 
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  Short Horror Stories: Tavern of...

  Scare Street, Ron Ripley, David...

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  Looking for a frightfully good time? Your next scream is on us.... 
  Horror is no laughing matter when an antiques dealer discovers a sinister jester costume in an old chest. A trip down memory lane slowly drives a man insane, as he revisits the horrors of his childhood. And evil reaches from beyond the grave, when a famous estate passes on its curse to a new generation.... 
  Welcome to Hannigan’s, the tavern of a thousand screams. What’s your fancy on this dark cold night? Ghosts? Ghouls? Ghastly creatures beyond comprehension? Whatever your taste in terror, Hannigan’s will serve up a bone-chilling cocktail of your favorite frights. 
  This diabolically delightful new collection features 11 tales of skin-crawling horror. So sit back and relax. 
  Your next scream is on the house. 
  As well as the next, and the one after that.... 
  Step into the eerie world of Scare Street, where supernatural horror and suspense await you at every turn. Our collection of ghost stories, urban legends, and haunted house stories offer the perfect mix of scary and spooky tales. Whether it's a creepy campfire classic, short horror stories, or unsettling creepypasta, our tales are crafted to bring thrills and chills that will keep you hooked.

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  Where furnaces burn

  Joel Lane

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  'A poet of misfits, outsiders and the forsaken, his empathy for their suffering ever poignant.'
  
  – Adam Nevill, author of The Ritual
  'Joel Lane understood and expertly exploited the connection between exterior and interior landscapes like no other.'
  
  – Paul Tremblay, author of The Pallbearer's Club
  <p?WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION BY R.M. FRANCIS
  WINNER OF THE 2013 WORLD FANTASY AWARD
  
  Episodes from the casebook of a police officer in the West Midlands:
  
  A young woman needs help in finding the buried pieces of her lover... so he can return to waking life.
  
  Pale-faced thieves gather by a disused railway to watch a puppet theatre of love and violence.
  
  Why do local youths keep starting fires in the ash woods around a disused mine in the Black Country?
  
  A series of inexplicable deaths uncover a secret cult of machine worship.
  
  When a migrant worker disappears, the key suspect is a boy driven mad by memories that are not his own.
  
  Among the derelict factories and warehouses at the heart of the city, an archaic god seeks out his willing victims.
  
  Blurring the occult detective story with urban noir fiction, Where Furnaces Burn offers a glimpse of the myths and terrors buried within the industrial landscape.
  
  First published in 2012, Joel Lane's World Fantasy Award-winning collection is a true modern classic of weird fiction that cemented his place as one of the most important and distinctive British writers of the weird.

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  Dear Death Fairy and other stories

  Rachel Lawson

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  "Dear Death Fairy, 
  I hear you will come to take me when I leave to heaven, look after my cat Timmy when I'm gone, please. 
  from Zoe Michaels," read a reaper to another his father. 
  "Aww! That sounds cute," said the king of the Reapers hearing it. 
  "No one calls me a fairy! Even a misinformed child," said the son known as Lance or the Necromancer shortly. 
  "Do you prefer serial killer!" asked his father. 
  Lance scoffed. "I prefer avenging angel," said Lance coldly he was fate's hitman he killed the worst of the worst for him and the police called him a serial killer. 
  "You would," said the reaper king, "How was the child when you took her?" 
  "She was a pain she insisted I was the Death Fairy because the tooth fairy took teeth so the reapers were death fairies because they took the dead. I keep telling her I wasn't the death fairy I was a grim reaper. she wouldn't listen. I told her she wasn't going to heaven. She cried. I told her she was going Elysian she cried more. I asked her why she cried. 
  She told me she was sad to hear queen Elsa was dead too. Kids!" Lance said frustratedly.

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