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Szczęście jako sposób smakowania życia ukazane przez pryzmat zmysłów.Ekspresyjna Wiktoria i ambitna Anastazja porywają nas w egzotyczne zakątki świata. Od dziecka inspirowane sztuką i historią, motywowane przez rodziców przekuwają zdobytą wiedzę na zamierzone cele. Czy przypadkowe spotkanie Wiktorii z dawnym znajomym okaże się przeznaczeniem?Niespodziewanie dynamiczne rozpalone do czerwoności pożądanie wywraca do góry nogami poukładany świat Wiktorii. Seksowny Filip zabierze bohaterki w nieznaną i emocjonującą podróż, a spotkanie z potomkami niewolników dostarczy im niezapomnianych wrażeń. Czy rzucanie klątwy voodoo jest tylko okultystyczną atrakcją?Tajemniczy rytuał zmrozi krew w żyłach dziewczyn. Pejzaż karaibskich i zanzibarskich plaż oraz zaskakujące historie z niechlubnej przeszłości kolonizatorów w egzotycznych miejscach pozostawią wiele do myślenia naszym bohaterom.

De avonturen van een meisje en haar zombiehondje.Rowin Kelsie is geen gewoon twaalfjarig meisje. Niet iedereen woont immers in een groot huis vlak naast een privékerkhof. Niet iedereen is bevriend met de geesten van overledenen. Rowin is dus wel wat gewend, maar als een mysterieuze graaf voorspelt dat monsterlijke wolven het gemunt hebben op het kerkhof, moet ze alle zeilen bijzetten. Samen met het geesthondje Zombie gaat ze op zoek naar het geheim van de graaf.Voor de lezers van Paul van Loon en Anthony Horowitz.Marjo de Vroed (1965) is getrouwd en moeder van drie volwassen dochters. Van kleins af aan heeft ze verhalen geschreven: als klein meisje in de schoolkrant, als puber in schriftjes en als volwassene in de vorm van eindmusicals voor haar klas. Haar ervaring als leerkracht hielp haar bij het tot stand komen van haar eerste kinderboek. Sindsdien heeft ze niet alleen twee kinderboeken over de ‘Bosdorp Brigade’ geschreven, maar zijn er ook twee verhalen van haar gepubliceerd in de bundels ‘Blind vertrouwen’ (2020) en ‘Onder druk’ (2021).

”Jo nærmere han kom, jo mere forbavset blev han over den fremmedes sælsomme udseende. Det var en lille, firskåren, gammel mand med tykt, pjusket hår og gråt skæg. Han var klædt på gammel hollandsk manér – en klædestrøje med bælte om livet, adskillige par bukser uden på hinanden, de yderste af anseligt omfang og pyntet med blanke knapper på rad ned langs sømmene og duske ved knæene. På ryggen bar han et solidt anker, der så ud til at være fuldt af brændevin, og han gjorde tegn til Rip om at komme og hjælpe ham med det.”Rip Van Winkle lever et trist liv i et kærlighedsløst ægteskab, da han på en jagttur støder ind i en gammel hollænder med en forunderlig drik, som han ikke kan dy sig for at smage. 20 år senere vågner han op i en verden, han ikke kan genkende. Han er gået glip af den amerikanske revolution, livet for hans familie er gået videre uden ham, og verden ser i det hele taget helt anderledes ud, end da han faldt i sin uforklarlige tornerosesøvn. Et spørgsmål står frem blandt de mange: Hvem var den gamle hollænder, og hvor kendte han Winkles navn fra?Novellen udkom oprindeligt i 1819.Den amerikanske forfatter Washington Irving (1783-1859) er særligt kendt for sine gotiske noveller ”Rip Van Winkle” og ”Legenden om Sleepy Hollow”, som er blevet filmatiseret med Johnny Depp og Christina Ricci i hovedrollerne. Han står desuden bag en række biografier blandt andet om sin navnebror George Washington og Muhammed.

Un inclasificable y genial libro que mezcla la mejor ciencia ficción de futuro cercano con la fantasía oscura y el terror más arraigado en la psique humana. En un Tokio de un futuro no muy lejano, una chica con una enfermedad que le afecta al rostro, decide someterse a un tratamiento poco ortodoxo por parte de un cirujano con un historial dudoso. Lo que le espera al otro lado de la sala de operaciones es material de pesadillas.Este audiolibro está narrado en castellano.

En 1834, Alexandre Dumas retrouve son ami Alfred de Nerval, à qui il narre l’étrange histoire de Pauline.Convoitée par Horace de Beuzeval, elle devient son amante et sa femme avant de devenir sa prisonnière, et la dernière spectatrice de la cruauté de l’homme qu’elle a épousé.© Beta Publisher, 2021, 2022, Saga EgmontIllustrations : Julie PereiraCe texte vous est présenté par Saga, en association avec Beta Publisher.Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) est un écrivain français célèbre. Son père, Thomas Alexandre, était originaire d’Haïti et devint un grand général reconnu en France pendant la Révolution française. Il semble que toute la famille soit destinée à obtenir une certaine notoriété puisque le fils d’Alexandre Dumas n’est autre que l’écrivain de « La Dame aux camélias ». Mais l’œuvre littéraire qui rend Alexandre Dumas si important et respecté est bien sûr son roman de cape et d’épée intitulé « Les Trois Mousquetaires », publié en 1844, et qui est encore l’objet aujourd’hui de nombreuses adaptations cinématographiques.

The perfect weekend away. A remote lodge, old friends... and murder.Set in a remote Scottish lodge in the depths of winter, this explosive and disturbing thriller asks what happens when dark secrets finally come to light.When a group of female friends gather at a beautiful but isolated Scottish island lodge for a weekend away, they're looking forward to relaxing, sharing updates on their lives, reminiscing...The furthest thing from their minds is death. But even though they've known each other since high school, some of these women have secrets. Dark secrets that can ruin friendships, ruin marriages – ruin lives.Things you thought you knew and loved can turn out to be your biggest nightmares. And when recriminations start to fly, it soon becomes clear: it's not a question of when, but if, these old friends will ever make it home again...Perfect for fans of Lucy Foley, Lisa Jewell and Kerri Beevis.Reviews for P.R. Black:"A slow-burning thriller that builds to a devastating dénouement" - Mail on Sunday"It's edge-of-the-seat stuff... A cracker" - Bookbag"Copious amounts of suspense" - Novel Kicks

Una sorprendente novela de fantasía oscura donde los lazos familiares se sellan con sangre y fuego infernal. Candena, una bruja de grandes poderes, ha condenado a toda su estirpe a una vida entre los confines de un bosque mágico. Sin embargo, la cárcel podría no ser el único castigo que le espera a la familia de Candena. En la espesura se esconde algo mucho más oscuro y sediento de sangre, algo a lo que tendrán que enfrentarse antes de que sea demasiado tarde.Este audiolibro está narrado en castellano.Lola Llatas es una autora española nacida en Valencia en 1976. Ingeniera de caminos de formación, ha aprovechado la movilidad que le ha proporcionado su profesión para beber de numerosas fuentes y tradiciones a la hora de escribir sus historias. Se ha especializado en literatura infantil y juvenil, sin dejar de lado su tendencia al terror y el misterio para adultos. Actualmente reside en Londres, donde sigue inspirándose para escribir historias siniestras.

Doctor Nikola and Richard Hatteras meet for the first time. Doctor Nikola is a mysterious evil mastermind. Richard Hatteras, on the other hand, is an ordinary Australian sailor. Doctor Nikola has a plan which includes Hatteras and his fortune, but Hatteras proves to be a lot smarter than the doctor had expected, leaving Nikola facing a challenge. Hatteras is determined to oppose the villain’s plan and save everyone endangered by the doctor’s evil plan. Who who will prevail? Find out in Guy Boothby’s "A Bid for Fortune".Guy Boothby was an Australian author who lived in the period 1867-1905. His earlier works described life in Australia, but he gained wide popularity with his later fiction, which offered a vivid combination of crime, science fiction and horror stories.Boothby is well known for his Doctor Nikola series, a collection of novels telling the story of an occultist who seeks immortality and world domination.Other popular stories by him are "A Prince of Swindlers", which tells the story of a thief, and "Uncle Joe's Legacy and Other Stories", which is a collection of ghost stories. All in all, Guy Boothby left the world a colourful and rich literary legacy.

A plague is spreading across the world. People are dying and no cure can be found. The plague was created by a sorcerer and he is the only one who knows how to stop it. Where is he and who will dare to face the 3000 years old mummy who has finally gotten his revenge? Will humans go extinct or will they be saved? Find out in "Pharos, the Egyptian" by Guy Boothby.Guy Boothby was an Australian author who lived in the period 1867-1905. His earlier works described life in Australia, but he gained wide popularity with his later fiction, which offered a vivid combination of crime, science fiction and horror stories.Boothby is well known for his Doctor Nikola series, a collection of novels telling the story of an occultist who seeks immortality and world domination.Other popular stories by him are "A Prince of Swindlers", which tells the story of a thief, and "Uncle Joe's Legacy and Other Stories", which is a collection of ghost stories. All in all, Guy Boothby left the world a colourful and rich literary legacy.

When Mr. Henley answers a letter that is not addressed to him, his life is immediately thrown into chaos.Full of supernatural suspense, this gripping ghostly tale follows Mr. Henley as he treads the thin line between life and death.Heavily influenced by the writings of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (1831-1891), founder the Theosophical Society, ‘The Ghost of Guir House’ is a perfect read for anyone interested in a unique ghost story.Charles Willing Beale (1845-1932) was an American writer of horror and science fiction novels and short stories. A prolific writer, he contributed many short stories to various periodicals but is best known for his novels, ‘The Ghost of Guir House (1897), ‘Miss Jack, of Tibet’ (1910), and his hollow earth story, ‘The Secret of the Earth’ (1898).

Doctor Nikola has finally found the secret to immortality, but he hasn’t put it to the test yet. He needs someone who can help him conduct some experiments. Doctor Ingleby seems to be the perfect choice since he is currently struggling financially and as such, seems willing to go to great lengths to get himself out of misery. Will Nikola and Ingleby’s experiments be successful? Find out in "Dr Nikola’s Experiment".Guy Boothby was an Australian author who lived in the period 1867-1905. His earlier works described life in Australia, but he gained wide popularity with his later fiction, which offered a vivid combination of crime, science fiction and horror stories.Boothby is well known for his Doctor Nikola series, a collection of novels telling the story of an occultist who seeks immortality and world domination.Other popular stories by him are "A Prince of Swindlers", which tells the story of a thief, and "Uncle Joe's Legacy and Other Stories", which is a collection of ghost stories. All in all, Guy Boothby left the world a colourful and rich literary legacy.

Doctor Nikola’s goal in life is to achieve world domination and immortality. When he finds out that a secret society in Tibet is way more powerful than any other human being or government on the planet, he decides to set off on a long adventure. This society can teach Nikola how to extend life and raise the dead. But are they willing to share their knowledge? Can Doctor Nikola somehow force them to do so? Find out in "Dr Nikola Returns".Guy Boothby was an Australian author who lived in the period 1867-1905. His earlier works described life in Australia, but he gained wide popularity with his later fiction, which offered a vivid combination of crime, science fiction and horror stories.Boothby is well known for his Doctor Nikola series, a collection of novels telling the story of an occultist who seeks immortality and world domination.Other popular stories by him are "A Prince of Swindlers", which tells the story of a thief, and "Uncle Joe's Legacy and Other Stories", which is a collection of ghost stories. All in all, Guy Boothby left the world a colourful and rich literary legacy.

In England, fans of Charles Dickens were gripped by the four ghosts that visited Ebenezer Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol' to get him to change his mean ways.At the same time, Edgar Allen Poe's 'Angel of the Odd', made out of a keg and wine bottles, drops in on the narrator, who does not believe in strange occurrences.He chases the angel away and has a booze-induced afternoon nap.When he wakes, his house is on fire. A ladder appears at the window and down he climbs - only to collide with a pig, fracturing his arm in the fall.Things cannot get worse, can they? They sure can! For he is given the elbow by his would-be wife, who notices that he wears a wig because it was burnt off in the blaze.The mishaps just keep coming. But when the 'Angel of the Odd' reappears, will the poor man swallow his pride and halt the barrage of blows?'Angel of the Odd' is the ideal read for those interested in Poe's lesser-known works.Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) was an American poet, author, and literary critic. Despite a brief life, he was celebrated for his poetry, short stories and tales of the supernatural. He is also regarded as the inventor of the detective genre and a contributor to the emergence of science fiction, dark romanticism, and weird fiction.In 1827, Poe joined the US Army under an assumed name and had his first collection, 'Tamerlane and Other Poems,' published anonymously. He worked as a literary critic and moved around America, writing as he went while his works gradually built an audience.His most famous works include ´The Raven´ (1945), ´The Black Cat´ (1943), and ´The Gold-Bug´ (1843).

'She's a queen of words' - Caitlin Moran'It was the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring... except a clot of blood, creeping up from Ted's leg to his brain, to kill him as he slept...'Recently widowed Philly keeps dreaming of her dead husband Ted – strange dreams of a paranormal alternate reality: why is her new husband Robbie so interested in them? He works for a mysterious genetic research company called Portal Inc.But what exactly is Robbie's job? Did he seduce Philly by feeding her experimental new drugs? Was Ted's death intended? Such suspicions make Philly doubt her own sanity – yet something about her new marriage doesn't quite ring true...Witty, unnerving and surreal, this is Fay Weldon at her best.

Trupy, wojna, tajemnice, a do tego taki ładunek emocji, że czytelnik dostaje szału.Porywająca, zaskakująca historia, która wspaniale szarga nerwy!Druga wojna światowa. Satoshi Yamane i Akihiko Onizawa dowodzą japońską jednostką badawczą i poszukują na Pacyfiku starożytnej świątyni z artefaktem. Przypadek sprawia, że ta sama wyspa staje się celem dywersji marynarki USA. Amerykanie nie wiedzą o działaniach Japończyków ani o tym, że są tam jeńcy - Zachary Ward i drużyna marines mają zniszczyć stację radiową.Jeden z jeńców, Richard Falls, odkopuje starożytną tablicę-mapę. Marines lądują na wyspie i napotykają na swojej drodze japoński patrol - jeńcy i pozostali Japończycy słyszą strzelaninę. Amerykanie napotykają pierwsze niepokojące oznaki w postaci dziwnych amuletów, rzeźb, posągów oraz ogromnych ilości amunicji i rozkopanych grobów z szkieletami, kontynuują jednak swoją misję. Onizawa odkrywa jaskinię z drugą tablicą.

In una sperduta cittadina statunitense dall’altissimo coefficiente satirico, vive il grigio signor Sullivan. Un uomo non particolarmente considerato dalla sua comunità, giudicato solitario e noioso. Una svolta imprevista, tuttavia, cambierà l’esistenza sua e dell’intero villaggio. L’impresa improbabile di cui Sullivan si fa inconsapevole interprete, infatti, ha decisamente del grottesco: morire più e più volte nei modi più disparati, cominciando nel tempo ad ingolfare l’obitorio cittadino con le proprie salme. A partire da tale surreale premessa, Gianfranco Mammi sviluppa una vicenda rocambolesca, dalla forte carica polemica, che porta chi legge ad assistere alla nascita di un vero e proprio culto religioso, fra sinceri afflati di fede e cinici sfruttamenti pecuniari dell’assurdo prodigio di queste morti senza fine.

It is not advisable to become instant best friends with a mysterious man you have just met at a railway station - particularly if he has "immense, sunken and widely luminous eyes".The narrator of H.P. Lovecraft's 'Hypnos', a sculptor, went from 0-60 in a few seconds, and soon he was touching and sculpting his new friend every day.Creepy? It is just the beginning, as the narrator looks into the luminous eyes and embarks on drug-fueled trips around other worlds.What they see terrifies them, and they vow to avoid sleep. But sleep inevitably comes, with frightening consequences for them both.´Hypnos´ will delight fans of H.P. Lovecraft or anyone looking for a short and scary read!Howard Phillips (H.P.) Lovecraft (1890-1937) was an American author famed for his horror and fantasy fiction.Born in Rhode Island, he became a pioneer of ‘cosmic horror’, conjuring up the lore of supernatural creatures who exist beyond our understanding. His best-known stories include "The Call of Cthulhu", "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Colour Out of Space".While he was a mainstay of pulp magazines, Lovecraft never achieved wider literary recognition in his lifetime. But his posthumous influence has been profound. It can be found in everything from the fiction of Stephen King and Neil Gaiman to the HBO series "Lovecraft Country".

Off the windswept coast of Iceland, there’s a ship with a mysterious passenger on board. Her name is Thorgunna, and soon she’ll be dead. But that won’t be the end of her story.Inspired by Iceland folk-tales, "The Waif Woman" is a creepy fable about pride and envy. It hinges on the deathbed promise the locals make to Thorgunna before she passes. Once they break it, her ghost comes calling to wreak revenge."The Waif Woman" was never published in Stevenson’s lifetime, eventually coming out 20 years after his death. It’s a sinister addition to his bibliography, especially recommended for fans of Edgar Allan Poe or Susan Hill.Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894) was a Scottish novelist, poet and travel writer. Born in Edinburgh, he suffered from severe health issues for most of his life. Despite this, he still managed to produce some of the century’s most famous stories. These include the classic adventure "Treasure Island" and the horror novella "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde".Stevenson’s last years were spent on the Samoan island of Upolo, where he became an advocate for Samoan rights. He died in his home of a brain haemorrhage and was buried on the island’s Mount Vaea.

The old, abandoned manor of La Grande Bretèche stands between the trees like a secret. Uncovered one day by Dr. Horace Bianchon whilst visiting the nearby town of Vendôme, the ruins will beckon any wandering visitor in.Full of intrigue, the doctor simply can’t resist entering the house. But night after night, he fails. Why can’t La Grande Bretèche be accessed? And what do the locals know of this mysterious shelter?Adapted into 3 films, 2 episodes, an opera, and a BBC Radio 4 play, Balzac’s gripping ‘The Human Comedy’ short story, ‘The Grand Bretèche´, is ideal for fans of Xavier Giannolli’s 2021 ‘Lost Illusions’ film.Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) was a French novelist and playwright, most famous for a sequence of novels, collectively called 'The Human Comedy'. His signature style was a warts-and-all representation of post-Napoleonic French life, rich in detail and featuring complex, unfiltered characters.The style means Balzac is regarded as one of the pioneers of European literary realism. He is named as an influence on writers including Emile Zola, Henry James, Charles Dickens, and Gustave Flaubert.The first novel he published under his own name was 'Les Chouans' in 1829. In 1834 he hit upon the idea of grouping his novels together to record all of society. The result, over a period of years, was 'The Human Comedy', which comprised three categories: 'Analytic Studies'; 'Philosophical Studies'; and 'Studies of Manners'.

Having just endured the death of his son during the First World War, Delapore moves from the US to his ancestral property, Exham Priory, in England, seeking space and peace to mourn his loss.He begins to restore the estate - despite dire warnings from locals - and hears rats scurrying behind the walls. Joined by academics, he investigates - and discovers a truly spine-chilling family secret.His ancestors had an underground city populated by prisoners, some walking on all fours, who were kept to feed their desire for human flesh!As the sound of the scurrying rats grows to a cacophony in his ears, Delapore is seized by madness and the uncontrollable urge to feast on flesh.Fans of James Herbert's 'Rats' trilogy, 'The Rats', 'Lair', and 'Domain', will get a similar shiver from 'The Rats in the Walls'. There is also a taste of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'.Howard Phillips (H.P.) Lovecraft (1890-1937) was an American author famed for his horror and fantasy fiction.Born in Rhode Island, he became a pioneer of ‘cosmic horror’, conjuring up the lore of supernatural creatures who exist beyond our understanding. His best-known stories include "The Call of Cthulhu", "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Colour Out of Space".While he was a mainstay of pulp magazines, Lovecraft never achieved wider literary recognition in his lifetime. But his posthumous influence has been profound. It can be found in everything from the fiction of Stephen King and Neil Gaiman to the HBO series "Lovecraft Country".

While a man is out cycling in rural New England, a storm is brewing. He finds that the only option for shelter is a house nearby.It is, of course, not a normal house. It is a creepy house - occupied by an even creepier, old man.When the narrator and the old man study an inscription in a rare book, the man says it makes him hunger for "victuals I couldn't raise nor buy".As it dawns on the cyclist that the man is a cannibal who lures travellers to their death, blood drips from the ceiling onto the book that he holds...'The Picture in the House' is a must-read for fans of horror classics including Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho', and the Netflix series and novel 'The Haunting of Hill House'.Howard Phillips (H.P.) Lovecraft (1890-1937) was an American author famed for his horror and fantasy fiction.Born in Rhode Island, he became a pioneer of ‘cosmic horror’, conjuring up the lore of supernatural creatures who exist beyond our understanding. His best-known stories include "The Call of Cthulhu", "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Colour Out of Space".While he was a mainstay of pulp magazines, Lovecraft never achieved wider literary recognition in his lifetime. But his posthumous influence has been profound. It can be found in everything from the fiction of Stephen King and Neil Gaiman to the HBO series "Lovecraft Country".

He talks to bottles, collects strange stones and only "few know his real name".If the title of the short story is not enough, these facts about 'The Terrible Old Man' make it clear that he is not really approachable.But he is rumoured to have made a fortune while captaining East India Company clipper ships.Three robbers decide to ignore the unsettling aspects and head to his house to turn it over.Two of them go inside, with the third man waiting in the getaway car. Suddenly, the driver hears horrendous screaming coming from the house and the old man opens the gate, "smiling hideously".The getaway man goes to investigate and comes face-to-face with blood-soaked terror beyond his darkest nightmares.This short story is perfect for those already familiar with the writings of H. P. Lovecraft, or those simply looking for a quick scare.Howard Phillips (H.P.) Lovecraft (1890-1937) was an American author famed for his horror and fantasy fiction.Born in Rhode Island, he became a pioneer of ‘cosmic horror’, conjuring up the lore of supernatural creatures who exist beyond our understanding. His best-known stories include "The Call of Cthulhu", "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Colour Out of Space".While he was a mainstay of pulp magazines, Lovecraft never achieved wider literary recognition in his lifetime. But his posthumous influence has been profound. It can be found in everything from the fiction of Stephen King and Neil Gaiman to the HBO series "Lovecraft Country".

´The Monk´ is a frightening, erotic, horror story about Ambrosio, a monk torn between his vows to God and the temptations of the Devil. This is a gripping, gothic tale about greed, pride, and lust, as Ambrosio battles with his inner demons.Written by English novelist Matthew Lewis at the age of 19, ‘The Monk’ (1796) marked a turning point in gothic literature with its focus on horror, violence, and lust. It proved hugely successful with the public and made him an overnight success despite widespread condemnation at the time.The book continues to influence writers and shock audiences to this day and will delight anyone interested in venturing out into grittier reading territory.Matthew Gregory Lewis (1775-1818) was a novelist, diplomat and dramatist, whose gothic novel ‘The Monk’ (1796) was so successful, he later became known as Monk Lewis. The book focused on horror rather than romance, and its violent and erotic nature made it a best-seller, despite widespread condemnation at the time.His other notable works include the popular musical drama ‘The Castle Spectre (1798), while his book, ‘Journal of a West India Proprietor’ (1834), details life on the Jamaican estate he inherited and his distaste for slavery.

In ‘The Wolf Leader,’ Dumas deftly weaves the Faust story with the werewolves of folklore.While it is not the typical swashbuckling fare you would expect from the author of ‘The Three Musketeers,’ ‘The Wolf Leader’ is a wonderfully atmospheric tale, detailing a deal between Thibault, a shoemaker, and a half-man-half-wolf creature he meets in the forest.While revenge might be sweet, for every deal, there is a price to pay.A superb and intriguing read for those who want to read something out of the ordinary.Alexandre Dumas (1802 – 1870) was one of the most popular French authors and playwrights of the 19th Century. After the death of his father, Dumas travelled to Paris where he eventually decided to work in the theatre. He first came to public attention at the age of 27 with his first play, ‘King Henry III and his Courts.’After a succession of successful stage plays, Dumas turned his hand to writing novels. Many of these were serialised in newspapers, such as ‘La Comtesse de Salisbury; Édouard III,’ and ‘Le Capitaine Paul.’Many of Dumas’ later works have been hailed as timeless classics and adapted for television and the silver screen, such as ‘The Three Musketeers’, starring ‘Lord of the Rings’´ Orlando Bloom, and ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, starring ‘Superman’ star, Henry Cavill.

On olemassa tapahtumia, joita ei voi ikinä unohtaa...Kun eräällä ala-asteella alkaa tapahtua selittämättömiä murhia, kaikki alueen ihmiset ovat kauhuissaan. Kuka oikein jahtaa nuoria tyttöjä ja miksi? Kaiken tämän keskellä kaksi tyttöä löytää toisensa ja ystävystyy. Toinen heistä on rohkea ja valovoimainen, Vivika, ja toinen syrjäänvetäytyvämpi ja vähemmän suosittu.Nyt murhista on kulunut jo monta vuotta, ja tytöt ovat teini-ikäisiä. Tyttöjen rauhallinen yökyläily saa kammottavan käänteen, kun Vivika löytyy kylpyhuoneesta kuolleena. Onko asialla sama murhaaja kuin vuosia sitten? Ja miksi hän halusi juuri Vivikan? Vivika on Lotta-Liisa Joelssonin hyytävä kauhuromaani, jossa kansansadut heräävät uuteen eloon.Lotta-Liisa Joelsson on vuonna 1983 syntynyt kirjailija. Hän on koulutukseltaan filosofian maisteri. Joelsson julkaisi esikoisteoksensa, kauhuromaanin Vivika vuonna 2012.

Romanttista kauhua vuodelta 1859!Littowin aatelissuku asuttaa hienoa Linnaisten kartanoa. Huhun mukaan suvun päälle on langetettu kirous, joka toteutuu suvun 13. polven aikana. Tarina kummastuttaa takavalkean edessä istuvaa Littowin perhettä – kiroushan on vain ikivanha munkin kirjoittama loru.Pian kartanossa alkaa kuitenkin tapahtua kummia. Paikalle saapuu parikin herrasmiestä kosiskelemaan perheen tyttäriä. Lisäksi nuori arkkitehti Kaarle Lithau tulee suunnittelemaan kartanon remonttia. Kun herra Lithau muuttaa asumaan kartanon erikoiseen vihreään kamariin, on aika kysyä, onko kummituksia todella olemassa?Linnaisten kartanon vihreä kamari on Zacharias Topeliuksen kauhuromanttinen romaani, josta on tehty myös elokuva vuonna 1945. Pääosassa oli Regina Linnanheimo.Zacharias "Sakari" Topelius (1818–1898) oli suomalainen kirjailija ja Helsingin yliopiston rehtori. Topeliuksen tunnetuin teos on moniosainen romaani Välskärin kertomuksia, joka julkaistiin vuosina 1853–1867. Topelius tuli tunnetuksi kuitenkin myös runoilijana ja rakastettujen satujen kirjoittajana.

To an outsider, Cassandra Shaw's life looks perfect. She lives in a beautiful, luxurious house in the English countryside, with a handsome, wealthy boyfriend who insists she needn't do a day's work in her life. But Cassie knows that something is not right.Her boyfriend has grown colder, treating her more like a housekeeper than a future wife. And her time feels empty and purposeless.Cassandra has always been riddled with insecurities and self-doubt, but, just for once, she decides to take a chance on a new beginning. She answers an advert for a live-in nanny, dogwalker, cook and all-round 'Superhuman' for a family living in a rambling manor house on the rugged North Cornish coast. The work is hard and tiring, but Cassie has never felt so fulfilled.As Cassie learns to connect with the natural beauty unfolding around her, Cornwall starts to offer up its secrets. Soon, Cassie starts wondering if she was drawn to this isolated part of the coast for a reason. Why was she guided to Foxcombe Manor? What are the flashes of light she sees in the valley? Is it her imagination or does someone brush past her? And who is the mysterious man living deep in the woods?A beautiful romance with a hint of ghostliness, Beneath Cornish Skies is for anyone who has ever longed to start their lives again.Reviews for Beneath Cornish Skies:'A wonderful story of finding love, freedom and oneself with a little help from friends, ancient magic and spirits in the landscape. Uplifting, romantic and perfect for anyone who loves Cornwall!' Christina Courtenay, author of Echoes of the Runes'A beautiful story of love and self-discovery. Evocative, haunting and magical' Nicola Cornick, author of The Forgotten Sister'An absorbing tale of romance and deceit, layered with supernatural magic and impressively researched historical fact' Carol Lovekin, author of Wild Spinning Girls

New Orleans, 1920. Das Paar Razi und Andrew ist unzertrennlich, ihre Liebe unvergleichlich. Doch dann stirbt Razi auf tragische Weise durch einen Unfall und alles ändert sich schlagartig. Sie beschließt jedoch als Geist zurückzukehren, um ihre Geschichte zu erzählen...

Die Dämonenland-Reihe vereint Peter Dubinas schauerlichste und spannendste Geschichten. Von der Inquisition im Italien der Renaissance, über geheimnisvolle britische Schlösser mit verschlossenen Gruften bis hin zu den nächtlichen Straßen der Metropole New York - Dubina jagt Schauer über die Rücken seiner Leser, wenn er seine Geister Raum und Zeit durchqueren lässt. Schauerliche Albträume, mörderische Statuen und tödliche Blitze quälen dabei seine Helden. Die Greueltaten der Vergangenheit wirken nach bis in die Schrecken der Gegenwart und die Geister der Hölle geben niemals freilwillig Ruhe...

Jaką cenę zapłacisz za życie tych, których kochasz najbardziej?Paweł Darski wciąż opłakuje śmierć ukochanej żony i córki. Kiedy pojawia się szansa na przeprowadzkę do odziedziczonej po rodzicach posiadłości w niewielkim miasteczku, mężczyzna nie zastanawia się długo. Spokój, cisza i równowaga wewnętrzna – właśnie to zamierza odnaleźć w nowym otoczeniu. Nie podejrzewa jednak, że ta decyzja zapoczątkuje serię dramatycznych wydarzeń, których nie spodziewałby się w najgorszych koszmarach. We Wścibnikach bowiem ścierają się wpływy dwóch ortodoksyjnych sekt pod przewodnictwem gotowych na wszystko, fanatycznych wyznawczyń. I co gorsza, każda z nich chce mieć Pawła po swojej stronie...Co zrobi zrozpaczony mężczyzna, gdy jedna z nich znajdzie sposób, by mógł ponownie spotkać się ze swoją rodziną? Czy zrezygnuje, gdy dowie się, jak wysoką cenę przyjdzie mu za to zapłacić?Konrad Gryta - autor powieści grozy pt. "Wymiana".