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  Sally

  Mace Styx

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  Enjoy this short story by Mace Styx. 
  “That’s enough Ryan. Let your dad go make his report. He has a big meeting this morning.” 
  “I’ll be home later today son and you can tell me all about this strange dream you had ok.” 
  No one was going to believe anything I said. I had to stop speaking before they start thinking I was crazy. Mom asked about it again later that day but I didn’t want to talk about it. She suggested that it was the stress from the previous day that gave me such a scary dream. I wanted to believe her but it was just too real. 
  Later in the day, mom was in the kitchen learning new recipes for Christmas from a cookbook she found. She asked me to be her taste tester. But I wasn’t so interested because something else was on my mind. I told her that everything was good just so that I could entertain her and get out. I wanted to know now what were in those rooms upstairs and why they had been locked. They were the only rooms that were locked in the house. Nobody else seemed to even care.

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  Lucifer by Moonlight - A Modern...

  Patrice Chaplin

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  According to ancient scripture, Lucifer was cast out of heaven as a result of his disobedience, gaining freedom for mankind in the process. In Spain, local legends tell that the fallen archangel appeared in an earthly body, thousands of years ago. As the Child of Light, he was rocked on a mysterious stone cradle by a woman from the East.
  Seeking to uncover secrets held for centuries, Patrice Chaplin's research into her book The Stone Cradle evolved naturally into Lucifer by Moonlight. From the material she discovered, the rebellious archangel surfaced into the modern day – treading his way down dark streets, forever trying to make sense of his destiny. In London, he is seen as a man of exquisite taste and blinding charisma, habitually breaking hearts. Alternatively, as Lucie Fur he is a high class hooker, walking the streets of Kentish Town whilst trying to avoid his old enemy, the Elysium Fox from Thebes.
  Chaplin – celebrated novelist and memoirist – takes us to the timeless Stone Cradle, where the old red-headed trickster, absorbing beams from the moon to feed his brilliance, lies waiting for his obligatory earthly reappearance. But could things turn out differently this time? Might his veneration of children and unexpected care for others change his fate? As Lucifer returns to the Stone Cradle with his dying friend, the morning light reveals the glories of Venus, the place for which he yearns. Will there be atonement – or even redemption – for the tired archangel's past misdeeds?
  Illustrated with colour pictures by Melissa Scott-Miller, this imaginative new work is a thought-provoking fable for our time.

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  The Thing in the Moonlight

  H. P. Lovecraft, J. Chapman Miske

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  Lovecraft's story regarding a tram conductor whose head transforms into tentacles, recorded in a letter dated November 25, 1927, to Donald Wandrei.The story is currently considered inauthentic, as it is partially not authored by Lovecraft. The content of two letters, one containing 'The Very Old Folk' and the other with this 'work,' Wandrei sold to the publisher of the magazine 'Scienti-Snaps' (later renamed 'Bizarre'), J. Chapman Miske. He published both texts as stories written by Lovecraft, with the addition of two paragraphs to 'The Thing in the Moonlight': one at the beginning and one at the end.

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  Knight and Don - The Gift of Dreams

  Christina J. Easley

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  This is the story of twin boys who discover a haunted house while on vacation on the Day of the Dead. Like any Halloween story, there are scary parts. There are also poems about the strange dreams that occur when the twins are asleep. This audiobook will also contain more than 10 songs about the eerie dreams and nightmares of the twin boys.

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  Ghost Ups Her Game

  Carolyn Hart

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  After a busy morning dispatching emissaries from Heaven's Department of Good Intentions to those in need, Bailey Ruth Raeburn is feeling flush with success. So when an urgent call for help comes through from her old hometown, she can't resist taking on the mission herself. After all, what could go wrong?
  
  With the shouted warning of her boss, Wiggins—""Irregular! Problematic!""—ringing in her ears, she arrives to face a shocking scene: Professor Iris Gallagher leaning over the corpse of her colleague Matt Lambert, the murder weapon clutched in her hand.
  
  Bailey Ruth is only sent to help the innocent, but things are looking very black for Iris. With Wiggins breathing down her neck, and her old friend Police Chief Sam Cobb casting doubt on her every theory, Bailey Ruth must uncover the truth—or this could be the last trip to earth she's ever allowed to make.

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  The Attic

  Derek Prior

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  When contagion turns Wesley Harding’s world insane, and horror enters his home, the attic is the last place left to hide. 
  At nine years old, he finds himself alone in the dark, amid heaped-up piles of the familiar and the unknown. 
  Gunshots and howls punctuate the thunderstorm outside. Crashes and groans come from below. 
  There isn’t much time, and Wesley must uncover the secrets of the attic, if he is to survive the night.

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