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|  | | Eleven O'clock Fright
Out of print, but signed copies are available here at Author's Den.
When Dr. Kurt Snaber moved into a new house in a new town he was accompanied by his dog, Louis, and the ever-present voices of his mother and his dead wife. Only the dog was welcome.
As he settled into a new position at the local university, and a tentative romance with a new neighbor, Snaber's life began to take an even stranger turn than the one that had brought him to this place. There was something strange going on in this quiet neighborhood--something that seemed to happen each night at 11:00 o'clock.
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Out of print, but signed copies are available here at Author's Den.
When Dr. David Porter developed a new hypnotic therapy for his seemingly incurable patients he soon got results beyond his wildest hopes. What he never anticipated was that there might be some cases where the cure was worse than the disease. | |  | | Nescata
Jacob Sims will find himself, but will he like what he sees?
font size="2">Depression has hid Jacob Sims from himself for his entire life. Then, one day, depression is gone. Jacob learns what he's been kept from and who's kept him from it./font>
| |  | | Stories of Suspense
Two short novels by Joshua Scribner
Coma Lights
Vividly conscious of suffocating while lying in the view of the "coma men" standing in the mist, Sully grows aware of his girlfriend's assuring him that he just woke from a bad dream. He nonetheless suspects that it wasn't a dream. Having survived a horrendous automobile accident in which he almost died, Sully knows that blank spots exist in his memories. A high-school teacher who is the father of a small girl and the lover of Anna, a writer possessed of an intriguing personality, Sully dreads driving any long distance from home. Each time he does so, he experi | |  | | The Coma Lights
A man must face his worst fears in order to confront an evil menace.
font size="2">Vividly conscious of suffocating while lying in the view of the "coma men" standing in the mist, Sully grows aware of his girlfriend's assuring him that he just woke from a bad dream. He nonetheless suspects that it wasn't a dream. Having survived a horrendous automobile accident in which he almost died, Sully knows that blank spots exist in his memories. A high-school teacher who is the father of a small girl and the lover of Anna, a writer possessed of an intriguing personality, Sully dreads driving any long distance from home. Each time he does so, he experiences |
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The Apostate
by Paul Lonardo
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 Chris has been fostered at the Crowley boot camp since he turned seven. At sixteen, he is finally ready to run away because his foster father is an abusive person who works Chris and the other children to the point of exhaustion. All he has left of h |
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