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  These Bones

  Kayla Chenault

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  In a neighborhood known as the Bramble Patch, the Lyons family endures despite poverty, racism, and the ghoulish appetites of an underworld kingpin called the Barghest. As the years pass and the neighborhood falls into decay, along with the town that surrounds it, what’s left of the Bramble Patch will learn the saying is true: These bones are gonna rise again.

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  Song of the Tyrant Worm

  Hailey Piper

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  Hailey Piper presents Book 3 in the Worm and His Kings series.

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  The Heir of Mondolfo

  Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

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  # The Heir of Mondolfo 
   
  Born to privilege but denied a father’s love, Prince Ludovico has spent his life beneath the shadow of the cold and tyrannical Prince Fernando. 
   
  Determined to control his son’s future, Fernando intends Ludovico for the church, regardless of the young man’s wishes. But among the hills of southern Italy, Ludovico finds tenderness and hope in Viola, a gentle peasant girl far removed from the rigid world of aristocratic ambition. 
   
  Their love deepens into a secret marriage—a union that defies family, class, and paternal authority. 
   
  When Fernando discovers the truth, his fury tears the young couple apart and plunges Ludovico into a desperate struggle for freedom, identity, and reunion with the woman he loves. What follows is a dramatic tale of forbidden love, family cruelty, inheritance, and the conflict between social duty and the desires of the heart. 
   
  Set against the wild beauty of the Kingdom of Naples, *The Heir of Mondolfo* reveals Mary Shelley’s gift for Gothic atmosphere, emotional conflict, and characters trapped between powerful institutions and personal freedom. 
   
  Published posthumously in 1877, this rediscovered tale offers listeners another fascinating side of the author of *Frankenstein*. 
   
  Narrated by Michele Wagner.

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  House of Shadows

  Chasity Bowlin

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  House of Shadows is Part One of a three part series. Both Veil of Shadows, Part Two and Passage of Shadows, Part Three, are avalable on Amazon, as well.  
  After losing her father and nearly losing her life when their ship sank off the coast of Cornwall, Adelaide Hampton Parke is faced with a terrible dilemma. Her stepmother has demanded that they immediately set sail for New York but the very idea of stepping foot on board another ship and facing the uncertainty of a Transatlantic crossing leaves her paralyzed with fear. Not to mention that her relationship with her stepmother is contentious at best and she's been given only six months to return to New York and find herself a husband or be put out of the family's Park Avenue home to make her own way in the world.  
  Salvation comes, unexpectedly, in the form of a telegram from Eldren Llewellyn a Welsh lord and the sole owner of a mining empire. He'd partnered with her father in multiple business ventures, and upon the man's death, proposed to Adelaide in order to spare her the ordeal of returning home in her stepmother's less than tender care. But as she travels to his remote estate in Snowdonia, Adelaide comes to realize that his ancestral home, Cysgod Lys, literally the Shadow Hall, is filled with secrets and dark things she cannot name. Fear is her constant companion and she begins to wonder if her new husband is her savior... or her doom.

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  Whisperer in Darkness The: A...

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  When strange bodies are found drifting in Vermont’s flooded rivers—grotesque things that defy classification—folklore scholar Albert N. Wilmarth dismisses the wild rumors of alien creatures lurking in the hills. But when he begins corresponding with a reclusive local, Henry Akeley, he finds himself drawn into a terrifying web of cosmic horror. As he journeys to Akeley’s remote farmhouse, Wilmarth uncovers a truth far more sinister than he ever imagined—one that challenges the very limits of human understanding. 
  A cornerstone of the Cthulhu Mythos, "The Whisperer in Darkness" is a spine-chilling tale of extraterrestrial horror, secret conspiracies, and the unfathomable terrors lurking beyond the veil of reality.  

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  The Ghost House

  Andie Newton

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  'Chilling, tragic, and utterly immersive.' ★★★★★ 
  'This book. Wow, Just, wow! A beautifully written and unforgettable story. I can't stop thinking about it' ★★★★★Occupied France, 1944 
  In the shadow of the ravaged battlefields of Verdun, where the scars of the First World War never healed, Vianne, struggling to hold onto her crumbling family chateau, takes in her traumatized nephew Blaise after the arrest of her sister by the Nazis. 
  But when Blaise says he can see eerie figures in the fog and whispers from the forbidden forest beyond the fence, it seems something ancient and sorrowful stirs in the soil where soldiers of the Great War once bled. As strange guests arrive at the old house and secrets surface, Vianne must face the terrifying possibility that the brutal SS aren’t the only horrors she must face… 
  If you loved The Others you'll love this! 
  –-Readers are LOVING The Ghost House… 
  'Andie Newton blends historical suspense with the eerie pull of the supernatural. Perfect for fans of atmospheric ghost stories with rich emotional stakes.' Terry Lynn Thomas, USA Today bestselling author of The Silent Woman 
  'Expect seances, a Nazi occultist society, a ghost army, and deeply drawn characters you’ll be rooting for. I was blown away by how good this book was and couldn’t put it down!’ Kelsey James, author of The Colony of Lost Souls 
  'You'll be enraptured by moments of suspense and drama as Newton weaves threads of mysticism, the supernatural, and secret societies into her impeccably researched historical tapestry. Addictive and intriguing!’ Paulette Kennedy, bestselling author of The Devil and Mrs. Davenport 
  'This book has reignited my love for a ghost story! I loved everything about this eerie and atmospheric story.’ Deborah Carr, author of The Witching Hour 
  ‘Truly ghostly’ The Historical Novel Society 
  'Newton’s eerie, emotionally charged tale of occupied France had me racing through pages.' ★★★★★ 
  'The author absolutely entranced me with this story' ★★★★★ 
  'This book sat with me and lingered' ★★★★★ 
  'Absolutely gripping from page one. An excellent edge of your seat read' ★★★★★ 
  'Outstanding – I devoured it. An eery tale told with Newton's trademarked attention to detail and evocative historical story telling.' ★★★★★ 
  'It is a riveting, haunting tale that stays with you long after you've turned the last page.' ★★★★★ 
  'I loved the characters – it felt like I was there with them in their terrifying struggles – and I was glued to the pages. And that ending! I can’t stop thinking about it.' ★★★★★ 
  ‘A book which would appeal equally to fans of the WW2 genre, and anyone who enjoys a good ghost story. ' ★★★★★ 
  'This is a historical thriller that builds and builds. What is real and what is not? Watch your step! I loved it.' ★★★★★ 
  'I couldn't stop thinking about the ending … [for] anyone who loves historical fiction with a dark, eerie twist' ★★★★★ 
  'This is more than a ghost story; it’s a tale of resilience, love, and the shadows we carry. A must-read for fans of historical fiction, and a perfect read for spooky season!' ★★★★★ 
  'This book is creepy, spooky, and full of people trying to do the right thing, even when it's terrifying.' ★★★★★ 
  'I was utterly gripped right from the very first page and was hooked all the way through. This was a haunting and atmospheric read that gave me goosebumps' ★★★★★ 
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