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  Black Cat

  John A. Russo

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  FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE HORROR CLASSIC 'NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD' 
  The evil soul of a witch doctor lives on in the body of Simon, the great jungle beast who leads his human followers – the Panther People – in their orgies of lust and blood. 
  Now the innocent Martin family, George, Peg, and their beautiful daughter Jenny, on vacation, will stumble upon this gruesome cult – trapped in a desert nightmare of terror and death. 
  In the quiet wasteland the sound of their own pulse will be all they can hear. 
  But somewhere in the dark night, outside their lonely hotel room, there is something breathing . . . 
  For once Simon has your scent – he will not stop until he tastes your warm, fresh blood . . .

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  Survive

  David Haynes

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  In the frozen wilderness of Alaska, a cabin is readied for the winter. Jonesy and Lisa, with their loyal dog Lad, have been preparing their home to avoid a repeat of their horrific first year living apart from civilisation. They survived that. They’ll survive this. But then the strangers arrive. Two people who are even more desperate to survive, who have clawed their way through hell to reach Jonesy and Lisa, and who will drag them back down there with them. And out in the forest, that other cabin waits for someone to return…

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  The Yellow Drawing Room

  Mona Caird

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  Alice Mona Caird (1854 -1932) was a British novelist and essayist whose strong feminist views raised many eyebrows in the Victorian period.The Yellow Drawing Room is a story told through the eyes of an archetypical Victorian gentleman. He has met and fallen under the spell of the beautiful Vanora Haydon.Vanora has been given permission to decorate and furnish a drawing room and has chosen to do so in brilliant yellow. She has created her own room, reflective of her own personality and individuality - something which the conservative narrator cannot cope with. As he sets out to try to dominate and possess her, it becomes clear that there is a mutual attraction despite their complete incompatibility.

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  Yesterday's Lost

  Sam Cheever

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  An old house…a shadowy night…a tortured spirit...two lives irretrievably changed... 
  Pratt Davies is a police detective with the Saint Louis PD. He’s comfortable in his role…confident that he’s seen just about everything there is to see. 
  Until he and his partner answer a call to enter a home where blood curdling screams speak of horrific violence. 
  Inside the disturbing house, he encounters a strange, icy mist and something malevolent waiting just beyond view. Pratt’s confidence is shaken, his worldview smashed into tiny pieces…like shards of glass from a broken mirror. 
  His partner comes out of that house damaged, both physically and mentally, unable to even form a coherent response. 
  Pratt is so shaken he can barely function. 
  And he still has a murder to solve. 
  Who killed the couple living in that terrible house? What haunted the mist obscuring the scene? How did Pratt’s partner end up bleeding and babbling on the floor, something evil oozing through her gaze? 
  And how is Pratt…broken and terrified himself…ever going to solve a murder that has every indication of having been born in the ether?

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  The Dream

  Winston S. Churchill

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  A powerful, emotional short story from the prime minister and Pulitzer Prize–winning author, detailing a conversation with the ghost of his beloved father.   Legendary politician and military strategist Winston S. Churchill was a master not only of the battlefield, but of the page and the podium. Over the course of forty books and countless speeches, broadcasts, news items and more, he addressed a country at war and at peace, thrilling with victory but uneasy with its shifting role in global politics. In 1953, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature for “his mastery of historical and biographical description as well as for brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values.” During his lifetime, he enthralled readers and brought crowds roaring to their feet; in the years since his death, his skilled writing has inspired generations of eager history buffs.   In this rare work of fiction, Churchill imagines a visit from the ghost of his father, Randolph. Churchill reveals to his father all that has happened in the world since his death in 1895, leaving out one crucial detail: his own critical role in determining the unfolding of world events. His yearning for his late father shines through his terse, careful prose, lending emotional weight and nostalgia to this unusual foray into fiction.

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  Ghost Mine

  Hunter Shea

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  Nat Blackburn is given an offer he can't refuse by President Roosevelt. Tales of gold in the abandoned mining town of Hecla abound. The only problem-those who go seeking their fortune never return. Black-eyed children, strange lights and ferocious wild men venture from the deep, dark ghost mine...as well as a sinister force hungry for fresh souls.

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