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  The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll...

  Robert Louis Stevenson

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  The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a Gothic novella by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, released in 1886. The work is also known as , Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, or simply Jekyll & Hyde The book follows a London lawyer named Gabriel John Utterson who investigates strange occurrences between his old friend, Dr Henry Jekyll, and the evil Edward Hyde.This classic novella introduced the phrase "Jekyll and Hyde" to refer to people with an unpredictably dual nature: usually very good, but sometimes shockingly evil.

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  Destroyer Rising

  Eric R. Asher

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  A child lost. A destiny sealed. A necromancer unleashed. 
  It's been three years since Damian failed Vicky. Three years she's clung to existence as something not quite alive, but far from dead. While the path before her darkens, Vicky battles to spread light and hope through a tortured world. 
  But now the Destroyer has come to claim her ... and Damian can’t fail her again. 
  Aided by his closest allies, he journeys into a realm of fire and death. There, the dead sail upon a ship of bone, and demons stalk their every move. Knowing Vicky’s fate lies in the Burning Lands, Damian must face the flames of war for a chance to save the little girl lost, or risk the end of all things.

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  Mr Kempe

  Walter de la Mare

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  In a small, forgotten village where time seems to stand still, a former teacher meets the mysterious Mr. Kempe. This extraordinary man has dedicated his life to exploring the secrets of life after death. As their conversation unfolds, the atmosphere becomes increasingly unsettling, and the boundary between reality and dream begins to blur. Do you dare to immerse yourself in this tale full of ambiguity and subtle tension? "Mr. Kempe" by Walter de la Mare is a story that will captivate you from the first page and refuse to let you forget it.

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  Smothermoss

  Alisa Alering

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  In 1980s Appalachia, sisters Sheila and Angie couldn’t be more different. While their mother works long shifts at the nearby asylum, Sheila cares for their home and keeps to herself, even when enduring relentless bullying. Her fearless younger sister, Angie, is more focused on fighting imaginary zombies and creating tarot-like cards that seem to have minds of their own. 
   
  When the brutal murder of two female hikers on the nearby Appalachian Trail stuns their small community, the sisters find themselves tangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse. Angie discovers a ripped, blood-soaked shirt; money Sheila’s been stashing away disappears; and a strange man tries to barter with a woman’s watch at a local store. As the threat of violence looms larger, the mysterious, ancient mountain they live on—and their willingness to trust each other—might be the only things that can save these sisters from the darkness consuming their home. 
   
  In turns both terrifying and otherworldly, author Alisa Alering opens the door to the hidden world of Smothermoss—a mountain that sighs, monsters made of ink, rabbits dead and alive, and ropes that won’t come undone. Unsettling, propulsive, and wonderfully atmospheric, Alering’s stunning debut novel renegotiates what is seen and unseen, what is real and what is haunted. 
   
  “Tense and absorbing … an original story from a truly gifted storyteller.”—Karen Joy Fowler

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  The Conversation of Eiros and...

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  In The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion, Edgar Allan Poe crafts a philosophical dialogue between two souls in the afterlife, reflecting on the apocalyptic destruction of Earth. Through a conversation filled with melancholy and wonder, Eiros recounts the events leading to the end of the world, while Charmion offers insight into their new existence beyond death. The story explores themes of cosmic disaster, human frailty, and the mysteries of the afterlife, presenting a haunting meditation on fate and finality. 
  Narrated by Robert Newton Ford and Marcus Aurelius Green, this audiobook brings Poe’s visionary and introspective tale to life. The dual narration captures the ethereal and reflective tone of the story, making it an immersive experience for listeners. The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion remains a timeless exploration of the unknown and the inevitable, blending science fiction with Poe’s signature Gothic style.

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  The Wishing-Well

  Edward Frederic Benson

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  Edward Frederic Benson was an English novelist, biographer, memoirist, archaeologist and short story writer. Benson was also known as a writer of atmospheric, oblique, and at times humorous or satirical ghost stories. Among the most significant works Edward Benson is theThe Wishing Well (1929) and many more.

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