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  I Would Die For You - Book I:...

  Sulemana Abudu

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  Something is wrong with Harold Callahan. 
  He was a literature professor. A husband. A man of careful habits and quiet routines in a small Kansas town. Then he brought home a book, and now Dia watches her husband across the dinner table and wonders if she still knows who she married. 
  It started small. The late nights. The silences with edges. The way his eyes move when he thinks no one is watching. But obsession doesn't stay small. And whatever has its grip on Harold isn't finished. 
  Elliot, his graduate assistant, sees it too. He tells himself it's nothing. He tells himself he's loyal. He's not sure anymore which one of those is the lie. 
  Something got into Harold Callahan through that book. Something that was already there. 
  I Would Die For You - Book I: The Corruption is a psychological horror novel about marriage, manipulation, and the evil that grows in the space between two people who once loved each other.

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  Assemble Artifacts Short Story...

  Artifacts Magazine, Nick...

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  Assemble Artifacts 
  A short story magazine that assembles a thrilling new mix of stories from genres including horror, science-fiction, comedy, and suspense. Buried at the heart of every story in the magazine is a unique artifact, an object that has inspired our storytellers to create a big idea, an irresistible question, a new immersive world, or a sense of wonder. Unearth your next great read with Assemble Artifacts. 
  “The Faithful” by Nick KolakowskiHoping to flip an aging house and fund their dream home, a couple faces more than renovation challenges. Outside, faithful fans of a decades-old horror film lay siege, while inside, buried secrets threaten to turn their dream into a true renovation nightmare. 
  “The Muse” by Lindz McLeodSeduced by stardom, a struggling actress lands her dream role but falls prey to the star of the film’s dark mentorship. Soon, her coveted big break spirals into a nightmarish reality, threatening to devour her. 
  “Blanks” by Jason PinterA year after the residents of Bailey’s Island lose their memories, they mysteriously resurface. But as they grapple with their returned memories under a watchful organization, one woman’s unsettling discovery sparks a desperate search for the truth. 
  “Malevolent Mindy” by Elizabeth DavisA play-by-the-rules lawyer, fed up with life’s injustices, is endowed with the devil’s powers to serve cosmic justice but soon discovers her newfound abilities might not be worth the price of her heart and soul. 
  “Walled In” by Clara MadriganoWhen a struggling writer finds an arcane puzzle, her mundane world spirals into a series of malevolent labyrinths. Now, ensnared in a realm of her darkest fears, she must confront them head-on or be consumed by them.

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  Haunting License

  Carol J. Perry

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  The latest novel in this supernatural cozy series from the author of the Witch City Mysteries features a New Englander transplanted to a Florida town along the Gulf of Mexico when she inherits a charming, century-old—and very haunted—inn from a mysterious benefactor. 
   
   
    
  It's June in Haven, Florida, a "between seasons" time in the tourism business, and Maureen's Haven House Inn is feeling the pinch. There are plenty of ghosts in residence, but Maureen needs living guests to pay the bills. 
   
   
    
  Inspired by an old brochure she finds in a trunk she inherited along with the inn from her mysterious benefactor Penelope Josephine Gray, she gets the idea to revive a June fishing tournament from twenty years ago, hoping to reel in anglers who'd love to catch the Gulf Coast's kingfish and take home a trophy. 
   
   
    
  But one fisherman won't make it to the tournament. While walking on the beach with her golden retriever Finn, Maureen discovers a body. When Officer Frank Hubbard arrives, he recognizes local charter boat fisherman Eddie Manuel. 
   
   
    
  Now it's up to Maureen and her spirited sleuths to sort through the red herrings and bait a hook for a killer before someone else ends up sleeping with the fishes . . .

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  The Turn of the Screw - An...

  Henry James

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  A young governess, a remote country estate, and a sinister presence that threatens the souls of the children in her care. 
  When an inexperienced young woman is hired to serve as the governess for two orphaned children—the beautiful, angelic Flora and the exceptionally charming Miles—she believes she has found an idyllic new life at the isolated Bly estate. But the summer sweetness quickly rots into a creeping dread. Apparitions of a strange, pale man and a mourning woman begin to haunt the grounds, fixing their menacing gazes upon the children. As the governess realizes the dead have returned with dark intentions, she becomes locked in a terrifying psychological battle. Is she the only one who sees the ghosts? Or are the sweet, silent children secretly colluding with the damned? 
  Why you will love this: If you crave the eerie atmosphere of a classic Gothic Fiction / Ghost Story, this masterclass in psychological terror will leave you breathless. Weaving supernatural suspense, unreliable narrator tropes, and creeping tension, this quintessential haunted house mystery defined the horror genre and remains an unparalleled listen for fans of atmospheric, slow-burn dread. 
  About the Author: Henry James (1843–1916) was an American-British author regarded as one of the greatest novelists in the English language. Known for his sophisticated narrative techniques and profound psychological realism, James transformed literary fiction by masterfully exploring the inner lives and subjective realities of his characters.

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  At The Mountains Of Madness

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft is a chilling tale of cosmic horror and psychological dread. Presented as the first-person account of geologist William Dyer, a professor at Miskatonic University, the story follows an ill-fated Antarctic expedition that uncovers ancient ruins and nightmarish horrors buried beneath the ice. As the team explores towering, otherworldly structures and strange hieroglyphs, they come to realize that they are not alone—unspeakable beings, long thought extinct, still lurk in the frozen wastes. 
  Narrated by Michael Lyons, this audiobook immerses listeners in Lovecraft’s haunting vision, bringing to life the sheer terror of confronting the unknown. With its rich descriptions, mounting tension, and overwhelming sense of isolation, At the Mountains of Madness is a seminal work in the horror genre, influencing generations of writers, filmmakers, and lovers of cosmic horror. 
  Originally published in 1936, this novella remains one of Lovecraft’s most celebrated works, offering a masterclass in atmosphere, suspense, and existential terror.

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  Grim Reaper - End of Days

  Steve Alten

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  Dante’s Inferno, his depiction of hell, was written while Europe was suffering through war, famine, the corruption of the Church, and the evils of the pogrom—the brutal massacre of countless Jews. Shortly after Dante’s passing, the black plague killed off half the world’s population, an end-of-days-like event that birthed a legend depicted in paintings and dance: the Grim Reaper.  
  What few people know is that Dante’s poem draws inspiration from the Zohar, an ancient text that warns that the true end of days will be brought on by the corruption of man after events on the twenty-third day of Elul—a date equating to September 11th, 2001.  
  One person that does know is Mary Klipot, a biohazard level-four scientist. She sees historical parallels between the lack of morality that corrupted Europe preceding the black death and the present-day greed that has mired our own society in economic collapse and seemingly endless wars. And she sees an opportunity to carry out God’s work. She injects herself with Scythe, a swift-acting version of the black death, and diligently spreads the infection throughout Manhattan. The threat of a worldwide pandemic forces officials to seal off the island at a time when world leaders have gathered at the UN. 
  One-armed and shell-shocked Iraq vet Patrick Shepherd may be able to stop her. But first he’ll have to find his family somewhere in the plague-ravaged city, and outrun the Grim Reaper himself.  
  Meticulously researched and written in a voice reminiscent of Cormac McCarthy, End of Days is the first book in a planned series best described as The Stand meets Dante’s Inferno.

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