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  The Haunted Hotel - A Mystery of...

  Wilkie Collins

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  A countess with no fortune and an unreadable face marries an English lord who dies at Venice, and the palace where it happened is now a hotel, with one room nobody sleeps in twice. Collins wrote it in 1878, deep into the laudanum, and it is his most frankly supernatural book — a detective plot that gives up and lets the ghost win.

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  Wicked Winds

  Burton Sherry A

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  In this seventh installment of the Jerry McNeal Series, Jerry and Gunter travel to Salem, Massachusetts to track down yet another victim of the Hash Mark Killer. 
  Finding a ghost in a city known for its haunted past isn’t hard – finding the precise spirit they are looking for proves to be slightly more difficult. Once discovered, they must begin the tricky task of convincing the woman she truly is dead. 
  If things aren’t challenging enough, Jerry’s intuition has him questioning his own personal safety as he and Gunter are now on Mario Fabel’s stomping grounds. 
  While Fabel has not threatened him, it doesn’t take special powers to know there is more to the man than meets the eye. 
  Will Jerry and his ghostly K-9 partner be able to slip in and out of the area undetected, or will the man with a reach deeper than his pockets find them and make Jerry an offer he cannot refuse?

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  The Domain of Arnheim

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  The Domain of Arnheim by Edgar Allan Poe is a richly imaginative tale of beauty, wealth, art, and the human desire to create perfection. Blending philosophical reflection with dreamlike landscape description, Poe explores the vision of a man who uses immense fortune to design an earthly paradise. Elegant, strange, and deeply atmospheric, this classic work reveals Poe’s fascination with aesthetics, nature, imagination, and the mysterious limits of human ambition.

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  The Oval Portrait

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  In The Oval Portrait, Edgar Allan Poe weaves a haunting tale of obsession, art, and tragedy. A wounded traveler takes refuge in an abandoned mansion, where she becomes mesmerized by a lifelike portrait of a beautiful woman. As she delves deeper into the painting’s mysterious origins, the disturbing and supernatural truth behind the portrait begins to unravel. Poe's gothic storytelling masterfully blurs the line between reality and the supernatural in this chilling short story. 
  Narrated by Etombe Edembe, this audiobook brings Poe’s dark and eerie world to life, immersing listeners in a tale of haunting beauty and inevitable doom. Perfect for fans of classic horror and gothic fiction.

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  The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll...

  Robert Louis Stevenson

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  Is it possible to sever the good in man from the evil, or will the darkness inevitably consume them both? 
  In the fog-drenched, gaslit streets of Victorian London, a sinister figure is terrorizing the city. Edward Hyde is a creature of pure malice, a brutal, deformed miscreant who leaves a trail of violence in his wake. Yet, inexplicably, he is protected by the wealthy, respectable, and brilliant Dr. Henry Jekyll. When lawyer Gabriel John Utterson begins investigating the bizarre relationship between his old friend Jekyll and the abhorrent Mr. Hyde, he uncovers a labyrinth of dark secrets. As Jekyll's behavior grows increasingly erratic and Hyde's crimes escalate to cold-blooded murder, Utterson is drawn into a chilling mystery that threatens to shatter his understanding of science, morality, and the human soul. 
  Why you will love this audiobook: Fans of Gothic Fiction / Mystery will be utterly captivated by this foundational psychological thriller. Packed with palpable suspense, iconic doppelgänger tropes, and atmospheric dread, it stands as a masterclass in classic horror and macabre storytelling. From its brooding urban gothic setting to its masterful exploration of humanity's hidden demons, this iconic masterpiece continues to define the historical mystery fiction genre. 
  About the Author: Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894) was a celebrated Scottish novelist, poet, and essayist. Renowned for weaving profound psychological depth into gripping stories, Stevenson left an indelible mark on world literature with enduring classics that continue to terrify and inspire readers today.

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  Sorrow's Lie

  Danielle DeVor

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  A defrocked priest turned exorcists faces his greatest challenge—a baby—in this horror novel from the author of Sorrow’s Turn. Jimmy Holiday, exorcist extraordinaire, is about to embark on his most unusual case yet—a baby that may be possessed by the demonic...or worse, a true demon spawn. The Order wants him to make sure it is a true case and not some hoax...or so they say. Once Jimmy arrives, the situation changes into a living nightmare. The Order is not what he thought at all. And now, they demand he commit an unspeakable act. But Jimmy has enough scars of his own. When the full truth of the corruption within the Order comes to light, Jimmy must act. With a voudou woman who lives down the lane as an ally, Jimmy must fight for the life of this supernatural child, but at what cost?If you like Darcy Coates, Jack Ketchum, Robert R. McCammon, Willow Rose, and Joe Hill, you’ll love this ghostly dark fantasy filled with enough occult and supernatural to scratch that horror itch!“I am a huge fan of this series, and so far, this is my favorite. The characters are well developed and familiar, and the terror is worse than ever. If you like dark fiction with this author’s trademark humor, then I suggest you pick up Sorrow’s Lie.”—Steven Ramirez, author of The Girl in the Mirror

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