Verlag: BookRix
Sci-fi horror carnage abounds when a spaceship must contend with the outbreak of a very nasty virus. Get ready for plenty of fun, mystery, suspense, and horror!
It’s 1982. The past is catching up to the present for Barbara Bixby. As Lea, Cooke, and Billie piece together her previous lives it becomes clear. Barbara is not the only one that suffers from her violent condition. One summer back in 1911, a stranger came to her door, sending both of them on a wild chase through a rapidly changing world. These two immortal monsters from opposite sides of the world not only share a morbid bond, but also the desire to hang on to who they were before. That desire might be the thing that destroys them...or it might be the thing that saves them from monsters more dangerous than either can face alone.Zum Buch
DARKNESS HAS A VOICE—AND IT’S CALLING YOUR NAME! Welcome to the haunting world of The Raven—a soul-shattering journey into madness, obsession, and the chilling GRIP OF FATE. Step into the mind of a man whose heartache will echo in your bones. FEEL the crushing weight of loss as a simple visitor turns into an INESCAPABLE SYMBOL OF DESPAIR. HEAR the relentless tapping at the door, the endless echo of that one word—NEVERMORE—driving you to the brink of INSANITY. With every line, Poe’s genius pulls you deeper into the abyss of grief, where the DARKNESS feels alive. The vivid narration brings every shadow to life, amplifying the dread that builds with every breath. SEE the raven’s unblinking gaze as it casts a spell of torment binding you to the SORROW of a life forever changed. This isn’t just a poem—it’s a chilling descent into the mind of a man HANUTED by memories and tormented by fate. LISTEN NOW and let The Raven claw its way into your soul. FEEL THE COLD HANDS OF FATE CLOSE IN ON YOU!Zum Buch
Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale of duality, first published in 1886, Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is the first work to be produced by Arkbound Classics.Zum Buch
Edmund Blake is diving down a deserted road trying to escape the rigors of his life. A collection of unlikely events and irrational decisions lead him to discover a house in the woods. The house from a time long forgotten competes with him to investigate. The endeavor leads him to one terror-stricken mystery after another.Zum Buch
The Mysterious Stranger is a novel by the American author Mark Twain. It tells the tale of three boys, Theodor, Seppi, and Nikolaus, who live relatively happy simple lives in a remote Austrian village called Eseldorf in 1590, and their meeting with a handsome stranger who, unknown to the boys, is Satan incarnate.Zum Buch
Be Strong. Be Fierce. Be Immortal. That’s what the handsome, athletic stranger promised when he invited Crystal Lunsford to his high-end gym, Mount Olympus, known for its signature sports drink, Ambrosia—a drink that offers an intoxicating surge of energy and an obsession with working out. It’s exactly the kind of escape Crystal craves to outrun her dark spiral of self-destruction and the memory of her ex Jace’s cruel, echoing taunts. Jace is dead, but his hateful words—"Fat pig. Fat pig.”—still claw at her mind. But beneath the gym’s glossy exterior lies a darkness she can’t ignore. Mount Olympus seems too perfect to be real—and maybe it is. Members are behaving oddly. Vanishing. Her memories are fading and her addiction is spiraling out of control. With her life—and her humanity—at stake, can Crystal triumph over her inner demons in order to escape the grip of Mount Olympus—or will she lose more than just weight? This new edition of Ambrosia includes "Through a Glass, Darkly," a bonus story that bridges the gap to its upcoming sequel. Discover the chilling origins of the next antagonist and the obsession that will shape the darkness to come. Content Warning This title contains the following:Discussions of disordered eating, body image struggles, and self-destructive behaviorsFrequent negative fantasy drug useGraphic violenceStrong languageModerate sexual content (implied)MiscarriageEmotional abuseChild abuse (not graphic)Attempted suicideZum Buch
