Casa editrice: James Parducci
This haunting tale will keep you on the edge of your seat, as you follow one man's descent into deep fright and the dark secrets of a room. Don't miss out on this spine-tingling journey into terror!
The final horror masterpiece from the author of Dracula. At the bottom of a hidden well, a green light gleams. In the sky, a kite drives a man to madness. An unsuspecting traveler seeks to connect with long lost family. All the while, the White Worm lurks… waiting, watching, hunting. From Bram Stoker, author of Dracula, and published only a year before his death, The Lair of the White Worm was heavily abridged and republished in 1925, leaving readers and critics alike dissatisfied and disappointed. Return now to the original, restored version of the text and explore the world of mesmerism and mystery as Bram Stoker intended. Includes a new foreword by award-winning author Fran Wilde.Mostra libro
Inspired by a true story! All beauty must die.... With her blankly staring eyes seeming to gaze into the sky, he put a red rose between her teeth and then gently pushed her into the water. She silently sank into the slow, flowing river. She was called the Wild Rose. Emma Frost is on a relaxing and romantic vacation in the small town of Enniskerry in Ireland with her boyfriend Morten, when they find a dead woman in the river. The small town of Enniskerry is shocked by this murder, but also by the secrets it threatens to expose. When another woman is found dead in the river with a rose between her teeth, Emma is plunged into a frantic chase for this serial killer, while she and Morten attempt to solve the mysterious riddles of this town’s painful past. The Wild Rose is an old Irish tale of a man courting a woman and killing her while they are out together. No one ever found her body, and as the years passed, her real name could not be remembered, so she was called The Wild Rose. It is what inspired the song by Nick Cave and now also a serial killer in Enniskerry, Ireland. Where the Wild Roses Grow is a pulse-racing mystery laced with terrifying nail-biting tension impossible to stop listening to! If you like a story with nerve-wracking suspense, and twists you won’t see coming, then you’ll love the Queen of Scream Willow Rose’s, breathtaking stand-alone novel.Mostra libro
There are books that haunt. The King in Yellow is one of them. First published in 1895, this cycle of four interlinked stories—The Repairer of Reputations, The Mask, In the Court of the Dragon, and The Yellow Sign—offers a view into a world just a shade off from our own. Beneath the surface of elegant prose and civil order lies something broken, something touched by madness, art, power—and something unspeakably strange. A book within the book, a play that should never be read, threads through each tale, leaving behind not answers, but echoes. With quiet menace and disquieting beauty, Chambers sketches a fictional universe that lingers like a fevered dream. Not quite horror, not quite science fiction, not quite fantasy—The King in Yellow is a singular work. A whisper from the shadows. An invitation to look too long at the thing you cannot name. Contents • The Repairer of Reputations • The Mask • In the Court of the Dragon • The Yellow SignMostra libro
Eleanor James has always lived a life defined by logic and the fast-paced hum of the city. That changes when a cream-colored vellum letter arrives, informing her of an inheritance from a relative she never knew existed: Blackwood Manor. Deep in the fog-shrouded forests of Silent Creek, the crumbling estate stands as a grim monument to a family legacy built on shadows. But Blackwood is more than just stone and ivy. Beneath its floorboards lies the Somnus Archive—a hidden, subterranean labyrinth of thousands of glass jars. These vessels do not hold relics; they contain the literal whispers, unfulfilled dreams, and final breaths of the town’s ancestors. Thrust into the role of the "Archivist of Echoes," Eleanor must navigate a world where silence is never truly empty. She must protect these fragile souls from the "Chorus Conductor," a malevolent entity seeking to weaponize the town's collective trauma. In this haunting Gothic mystery, Eleanor will discover that some secrets are buried for a reason, and some voices refuse to be silenced. A visceral exploration of grief, legacy, and the enduring power of the human voice.Mostra libro
Title: The Festival Author: H. P. Lovecraft Narrator: Jonathan Dunne Original Publication: 1925 Public Domain: Yes Series Placement: Number 40 in the Timeless Terrors series Description: The Festival by H. P. Lovecraft is a descent into ancestral nightmare — a tale where ancient rites and cosmic dread intertwine beneath the surface of New England’s winter calm. Written during Lovecraft’s mature period, the story evokes a world in which the past is never truly dead, and the living are bound to its monstrous inheritance. When a traveler returns to the town of his forebears to attend an ancient Yuletide festival, he finds a celebration not of light, but of the abyss. Beneath the candlelit decay of a medieval church, he witnesses a ceremony older than mankind — a revelation that shatters the boundary between life, death, and the unspeakable beyond. Narrated by Amazon bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this performance captures the story’s cold, ritualistic terror and dreamlike descent into the subterranean unknown. While the text is in the public domain, this narration is an original performance and copyright © 2025 Jonathan Dunne. Part of Timeless Terrors, a series devoted to resurrecting the masters of the macabre, The Festival stands as one of Lovecraft’s most haunting invocations of inherited horror — a chilling reminder that the blood of the past still calls across the centuries.Mostra libro
The Lorelei has gone and Barnabas and Quentin are missing, presumed dead. As Willie attempts to protect Maggie, Angelique begins to uncover the truth about Barnabas and Quentin’s fate. But a powerful force is waiting in the wings...Mostra libro
