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  Frankenstein or The Modern...

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  “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” is the novel that forever changed the course of gothic literature and modern storytelling. Written by Mary Shelley at just eighteen, it was born from a question that still haunts readers today: 
   What happens when human ambition breaks the limits of creation? 
  At the center of the story stands Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist driven by obsession, and the Creature he brings to life—an outcast struggling with loneliness, rejection, identity, and the desperate need to belong. This is not simply a tale of horror. It is a profound exploration of what it means to be human. 
  This edition is perfect for listeners who want more than a classic:those who love psychological depth,those who seek a timeless story in a clear and accessible form,and those drawn to narratives that feel modern, intense, and emotionally rich. 
  Shelley creates a world of ice, storms, deserted roads, and lightning-lit laboratories, but her true stage is the conflict between: 
   creator vs. creation, 
   responsibility vs. ambition, 
   the desire to be loved vs. the fear of being seen for what we are. 
  If you are looking for a novel that blends tension, atmosphere, philosophy, and human emotion, Frankenstein remains an unmatched masterpiece—a story that continues to resonate, provoke, and captivate every new generation.

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  Spirits from the Electronic Realm

  Nathan Toulane

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  Fear lurks in the sphere of technology. The eerie subject of electronic voice phenomenon and Spiricom is the focus for Stephen Reid. Fascinated by its scientific history, he builds a machine to contact ghosts and journeys to its darkest realms. 
  Nevertheless, are these paranormal beings benevolent, or are they evil, hell-bent on destroying him and all he holds dear? The audiobook takes the listener on a roller-coaster ride of uncertainty until a crescendo of blood-chilling actions culminates in a terrifying climax.  
  Newly refined and polished by the author, the updated audiobook presents extended dialogue, frightening new scenes, and a chilling dynamic ending.

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  Fisherman The: Book summary &...

  Alexander Pike

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  This content is an independent and unofficial summary created for informational and educational purposes only. It is not affiliated with, authorized, approved, licensed, or endorsed by the original author or publisher. All rights to the original work belong to its respective copyright holders. This summary is not intended to substitute the original book, but to offer a concise overview and interpretation of its main ideas.
   
  
  
   
  A haunting, immersive journey into grief and resilience, The Fisherman plunges listeners into the fog-shrouded waters of Dutchman’s Creek, where every cast of the line becomes a step toward healing. Guided by the enigmatic Abe Packer’s disciplined rituals—mindful casting, breath-centered anchors, and nightly rites of release—Dan Jenkins transforms sorrow into structured growth. With each trout landed, each journal entry logged, and each supernatural ripple faced head-on, the story demonstrates that focused routines can illuminate even the darkest currents of the soul.
   
  This audiobook delivers spine-tingling suspense—whispered legends of a spectral fisher, eerie moonlit encounters, and a climactic confrontation with grief’s monstrous embodiment—while interweaving practical, motivational strategies for emotional mastery. Perfect for listeners who crave atmospheric horror laced with actionable insight, The Fisherman offers not only a chilling tale but a blueprint for converting loss into purpose, one intentional cast at a time.

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  These Walls Still Talk - A Get...

  Brian Paone

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  When Hannah visits a haunted prison, what will she find in the deadly small hours? 
  Hannah is driven to right her wrongs. After a drunken 21st birthday dare left her with a shadow figure always around, the now-sober 28-year-old resolves to return to the scene of the crime. Determined to give back an eerie stolen piece of possessed fabric, she attends a phantom-hunting event with her best friend Christian, run by Get Haunted, at the Missouri State Penitentiary … to spend the night. 
  Going from one creepy location to another in the dark hours, Hannah watches Christian experience increasingly spine-chilling incidents one after the other. And when she can’t remember where the object belongs and tries one last cell, a vengeful specter refuses to let them leave … 
  She may have walked in … but will she walk back out with her life? 
  Intent on crafting a perfectly authentic and scary setting, author Brian Paone spent eight weeks writing this ghost-hunt-gone-wrong story from empty cells inside the Missouri State Penitentiary. And as he takes us to where his imagination ran wild while typing in the pitch blackness of night, fans of the genre will soon discover that same hair-raising thrill. 
  These Walls Still Talk is a deliciously macabre horror novel. If you like characters to root for, ghoulish goosebumps, and insidious intentions, you’ll love Brian Paone’s frightful venture. 
  Buy These Walls Still Talk today to hear the whispers of those left behind!

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  The Villa - An innocent viewing...

  Elinor Mordaunt

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  Evelyn May Clowes was born on 7th May 1872 in Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire.  
   
  Growing up in genteel circumstances, her early childhood was spent at Charlton Down House near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, and her teenage years near Heythrop in the Cotswolds.  
   
  She was educated at home by governesses, excelling at German, Latin, Greek, shorthand, landscape painting, and fabric and wallpaper design. 
   
  In 1897 she went to Mauritius as companion to her cousin Caroline and in 1898 married Maurice Wilhemn Wiehe, the owner of a sugar plantation. She gave birth to two stillborn children. After a few years of marriage, she found life difficult and returned to England. Shortly afterwards she went by herself to Australia, arriving in June 1902 and gave birth to a son a few months later.   
   
  She lived in Melbourne for about eight years.  To earn a living she took on a wide and varied range of jobs; she edited a woman's fashion paper, wrote short stories and articles, made blouses, designed embroideries, tilled gardens, acted as a housekeeper, and did other artistic work. Her health was not strong, but she undertook any kind of work which would provide a living for herself and her infant son. This gained her an experience of life which was readily put to use in her literary works. 
   
  Her first book, ‘The Garden of Contentment’, was published in 1902 under her pen-name Elinor Mordaunt. It was the first of many works that covered fiction, short stories, travel and autobiography. 
   
  She changed her name by deed poll to Evelyn May Mordaunt on 1st July 1915 and gained a further reputation as a writer of short stories for magazines which display both her humour and sense of tragedy. Travel was always high on her priority and the experiences used not only for pleasure but in her writings and, as travel books, ideas in themselves.  
   
  On 27th January 1933 at Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, she married a retired barrister from Gloucestershire. In her own words, the marriage ‘ended in tragedy.’ 
   
  Elinor Mordaunt died on 25th June 1942 at the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford. She was 70. 
   
  In this story Mordaunt takes a house and a wish and reveals a very troubling family history.

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  A Heart So Haunted - A Novel

  Hollie Nelson

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  In this evocative and stunning debut, secrets in the very bones of Harthwait House are disturbed when a new tenant moves in, for fans of Ashley Poston and A House with Good Bones.Be wary the beds and the space beneath,
   
  the cracks in the floors and the furnace teeth.
   
  Keep your eyes from the shadows and tongue so still.
   
  Because once Harthwait grows dark, the monsters become real.Landry is ready to clean house—not just Harthwait, but the traumatic memories and family entanglements that haunt her. Left reeling from her aunt’s sudden death, Landry knows she has to restore the old house and sell it for much needed cash. Preferably, before autumn arrives. But as renovations begin on Harthwait, she notices some peculiarities: motion sensors activate when no one is home, doors slam shut, and every night, at a quarter after midnight, the disembodied crying begins. Then, when she uncovers a hidden door during the renovations, she dares to open it.Behind the door is a world of nightmares, some of which are hers, while others belong to a monster—who is trapped inside and desperate to get out. Both haunted by their pasts, Landry makes a deal with the monster, but as they develop feelings for each other, she realizes that the thing that looks like a beast may not be the most beastly thing after all.This rich and spellbinding tale explores the idea of what we call home and who we call family.

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