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  Journey Into Hell

  Joe Davison

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  Mike Strong has a face the bad guys like to punch. 
  Valkyrie City is full of killers, mobsters, and thieves—and that's just on the surface. In the city’s underbelly lurks something far worse. Generally, the citizens of Valkyrie City are blissfully unaware of the supernatural beings who live among them. 
  Harvard professor turned soldier Mike Strong returned from the battlefield a changed man. The evil he encountered gave him powers he never thought imaginable. Now he’s on a mission to rid his city of monsters, even if that means taking on a crime syndicate, a demon, and all the possessed contents of a haunted toy factory. 
  But if anyone is game: it’s Mike Strong. While he’ll earn his fair share of bumps and bruises, you should see the other guy…

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  The Horror at Red Hook

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  "The Horror at Red Hook" is a short story by American writer H. P. Lovecraft, written on August 1–2, 1925. "Red Hook" is a transitional tale, situated between the author's earlier work and the later Cthulhu Mythos. Although the story depicts a sinister cult, this cult offers a conventionally occult devil-worshipping threat, rather than the cosmic threat depicted in his later work. Living in poverty in the slum of Red Hook at the time of writing, Lovecraft was at this time urgently attempting to widen his markets in the pulp magazines. By having an unusually proactive Irish New York police detective as his protagonist, he hoped for a swift sale to a detective pulp, which would have opened up a new market other than his usual Weird Tales magazine. He did not get such a sale, and had to fall back on Weird Tales. "Red Hook" was thus first published in the January 1927 issue of Weird Tales.

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  There's No Place like Home

  Willow Rose

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  What is the worst that can happen? Maria and Jonas Boegh asked themselves that very question when deciding to sign the papers for their new house. It might be expensive. They might be in over their heads a little financially, but they were never happier than on the day they moved in. Everything was perfect. It was the house of their dreams. They had their entire life ahead of them. They were untouchable. When the couple’s bodies are found the very next morning by their next-door neighbor Emma Frost, a series of strange things start to happen on the small Danish island. More people are killed, and soon, Emma is chasing a serial killer about whom she only knows one thing: He’s obsessed with the old classic movie The Wizard of Oz. There’s No Place like Home is the eighth installment in Willow Rose’s popular mystery series about the author Emma Frost and her friends and family on Fanoe Island in Denmark.

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  Don't Stop - A Horror Hitchhiker...

  Lauren Biel

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  If you don't stop, you'll live. 
  If you do, you know what will happen. So for the love of all things unholy, don't stop. 
  -Dalton and Rayna 
  The Halloween Harvesters 
  *NOTE* This is a similar theme to the "Ride or Die" hitchhiker standalones but due to the horror nature of this story, it's not linked to that series. But check them out if you want to read more hitchhiker stories! 
  Don't Stop is a MIDNIGHT horror hitchhiker traumance novella 
  This dark horror hitchhiker traumance has EXTREME content. Full list of content warnings on my website. Please listen responsibly!

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  The Magicians and Stand and...

  Rachel Lawson

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  The Magicians' stories relate to Magician Prince Jasper aka Lance Alexander Jr and Mookaite a grey alien and their families. 
  Also The Rise of the Ghost and related stories of the highwayman Ghost from the author's Stand and Deliver series. 
  Including their meeting in * Star Crossed 
  The Necromancer's son, Jnr, The Necromantor, the King of Doom meets his match, a gray alien diplomat's sister Mookaite Ga her brother tries to break them up not because of racism but because he's a jinx because all women he loves die according to the drunk Masked Chicken. They have Romeo and Juliet relationship. It all goes wrong when the press turns up and the secret lovers are caught revealing the existence of aliens and their relationship. Will it help or hinder their relationship? 
  Rise of the Ghost 
  A love story. 
  Between a ghost reincarnated in a magician and the magician himself and a hybrid of Magician, and grey alien. They love yet don't know who the other is, even if they are friends. They love yet can't see the other hiding in plain sight. Who will she end up loving? 
  He had indeed changed the man who woke up to be Aureus, the Ghost. His sleeping soul awakening turned the hopeless, helpless, fool into a normal person, but his reputation stuck. 
  "you are no Ghost he is charming and amazing you are just... you." 
  Aureus looked sad that even the girl who loved the Ghost wasn't mildly impressed by the outfit.

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  The Pale House Devil

  Richard Kadrey

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  A gripping, snappy creature feature from the master of horror noir about two detectives—one dead, one living—hired by an embittered old landowner to banish a bloody cosmic monster from his ancestral home, perfect for fans of Cassandra Khaw, Charles Stross, and Lucy A. Snyder. 
   
   
   
  Ford and Neuland are paranormal mercenaries—one living, one undead; one of them kills the undead, the other kills the living. When a job goes bad in New York, they head west to wait for the heat to cool down. 
   
   
   
  There, a young woman named Tilda Rosenbloom hires them on behalf of wealthy landowner, Shepherd Mansfield, to track and kill a demon haunting a mansion in remote northern California. 
   
   
   
  As Ford and Neuland investigate the creature they uncover a legacy of blood, sacrifice and slavery in the house. Forced to confront a powerful creature unlike anything they've faced before, they come to learn that the most frightening monster might not be the one they're hunting . . . 
   
    
   
  Contains mature themes.

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