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  Allison Hewitt Is Trapped - A...

  Madeleine Roux

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  A bookstore clerk blogs while fighting off the zombie apocalypse in this chilling adventure by the New York Times–bestselling author of Asylum. 
   
  Allison Hewitt and her five colleagues at the Brooks and Peabody Bookstore are trapped together when the zombie outbreak hits. Allison reaches out for help through her blog, writing on her laptop and utilizing the military’s emergency wireless network (SNET). It may also be her only chance to reach her mother. But as the reality of their situation sinks in, Allison’s blog becomes a harrowing account of her edge-of-the-seat adventures (with some witty sarcasm thrown in) as she and her companions fight their way through ravenous zombies and sometimes even more dangerous humans. 
   
  Praise for Allison Hewitt Is Trapped 
   
  “A smart and furious thrill ride.” —Ilona Andrews, New York Times–bestselling author of Magic Bleeds 
   
  “An engaging and addictive adventure story.” —Christine Warren, New York Times–bestselling author of The Others series 
   
  “[An] obvious talent for witty characters and gory action sequences.” —Publishers Weekly

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  Missing: Page Thirteen

  Anna Katharine Green

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  Violet Strange, a clever petite detective, is called upon to solve the mystery of a page gone missing from an important document. The futures of several people, including an eccentric misanthrope, a chemical scientist, a bride and groom, depend on the quick resolution of this problem. In solving one mystery, she uncovers another which dates back many years.(Summary by Bev J. Stevens)

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  Young Goodman Brown

  Nathaniel Hawthorne

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  Delve into the dark and mysterious world of "Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, now available as an enthralling audiobook. In this haunting tale, listeners will accompany the young Puritan Goodman Brown on a journey through the New England wilderness, where he encounters sinister forces and confronts the darkness lurking within his own soul. 
  As the story unfolds, listeners will be drawn into a web of suspense and intrigue, as Goodman Brown grapples with temptation, doubt, and the nature of sin. With its rich symbolism and atmospheric prose, "Young Goodman Brown" explores timeless themes of morality, hypocrisy, and the human capacity for both good and evil. 
  Perfect for fans of Gothic literature and psychological horror, this audiobook delivers a chilling performance that will keep listeners on the edge of their seats until the very end. Whether you're a longtime admirer of Hawthorne's work or new to the genre, "Young Goodman Brown" promises to captivate and unsettle. 
  So, if you're ready to experience a journey into the heart of darkness, start listening to "Young Goodman Brown" today and immerse yourself in the haunting beauty of Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic tale. Start Listening to "Young Goodman Brown" today!

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  Bone Pit - Gina Mazzio Book 3

  Bette Golden Lamb, J. Lamb

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  RN Gina Mazzio is not a wimp, but after nearly being murdered twice, she needs a time out. Needs to get away from San Francisco and Ridgewood Hospital. She and her fiancé sign up for a travel assignment at a small Nevada facility in the middle of nowhere. On their first day, driving down a long, creepy private road, ominous sentry-like boulders block out the sun. When they finally arrive at the facility, Gina’s eye starts to twitch a warning when she stares at heavy iron bars on the second floor windows. What kind of place was this? What were they getting into? In Bone Pit, #3 of the Gina Mazzio RN series, (#1 Bone Dry, #2 Sin & Bone)Gina Mazzio and her fiance, Harry Lucke, a dynamic pair of nurses, get more than they bargained for when they accept an assignment in a rehab facility for Alzheimer’s patients in the desolate wilderness on the outskirts of Virginia City, Nevada. Within a few hours of their arrival, they realize that all is not as it appears.

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  The Devil Tree II - The Calling

  Keith Rommel

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  Darkness reigns under the shadow of an ancient oak tree in this grisly thriller inspired by horrific crimes—and a haunting legend—in Port St. Lucie, Florida . . . Convicted killer Gerard John Schaefer wreaked havoc along the Treasure Coast and Hutchinson Island in the 1970s. His reign of terror included unspeakable acts of torture, rape, and murder in the shadow of an ancient oak tree. He hanged people there, buried their bodies, and came back often to pillage what remained. It is believed that Schaefer’s evil seeped into the tree and surrounding area, leaving a blemish on the otherwise beautiful nature walk in Oak Hammock Park. When night descends around the tree, the atmosphere changes completely; hundreds of stories are offered up about personal experiences of a true-life haunting . . . This follow-up to The Devil Tree follows the legend into the present day, as Satanists commune by the tree in honor of their fallen idol. Terrible things happen around the tree, which seems to have a certain allure to it . . . making people commit unimaginable acts. What drives someone to kill? Is it something within them, or an outside force that influences them? This sick and grisly legend is so deep, so convoluted and wicked, you won’t believe what you read. Whatever you do, don’t visit the Devil Tree after dusk. You will never be the same. That is the warning of many people—including uniformed officers who have come forth to share their experiences at the tree . . .

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  Hauntings and Horrors From Times...

  Joseph Kalin

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  You are about to meet ten writers from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Five American. Five British. They all shared one talent in common: they composed short horror-fiction stories. 
  In Part One, American writers you’ll meet are Ambrose Bierce 1842-1914, Vincent O’Sullivan 1868-1940, H.P. Lovecraft 1890-1937, Fitz-James O’Brien 1826-1862, and Washington Irving 1783-1859.  
  In Part Two, British writers include Edith Nesbit 1858-1916, M.R. James 1862-1936, Arthur Conan Doyle 1859-1930, Saki (H.H. Monro) 1870-1916, and Herman F. Wright a 19th-century writer of unknown origins.

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