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Horror story about the depths people go to control others, and those who are controlled.
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div id="postBodyPS">Deena Hopping, a Pennsylvanian divorcee, finally has a home again, a rental, but it’s new and she is rebuilding her life. Yet there is something about the basement that troubles her besides the fact that her landlord lives in the basement. When women begin to disappear she suspects her landlord. Researching the history of the town, she learns that there were many mysterious disappearances throughout its history. When the police finally put an end to her landlord&rs | |  | | Coffin-Notice
Historical mystery set in 1873 New York, an homage to Sherlock Holmes, with my private detective Anson Priddle and his sidekick, Flannery McKay.
Set on the harsh streets of New York in 1873, Coffin-Notice introduces private investigator Anson Priddle and his assistant, Flannery McKay, as they work to solve the murder of a young Protestant activist in New York's gritty Five Points district. To make matters worse, found with the body is a coffin-notice, or a card with a coffin crudely drawn on it along with a death threat, as originally used by the Molly Maguires. When the peculiar and mysterious Priddle takes the case, he must hire an assistant because his previous assistant is away in Sing Sing. And out of all who answer a sign for | |  | | Dead Horse Creek
Western in the tradition of Zane Grey or Louis L'Amour.
Chet Hargraves hadn't planned on staying long when he rode into the small Montana town of Dead Horse Creek. He was just a ranch hand, line rider with no work between seasons, trapped by a pending blizzard before he could leave. But even before he had arrived his past had caught up with him. Perhaps he should have braved the blizzard and left as he was told to do. Chet Hargraves hated to be told what to do. It became even tougher to leave when he saw Beth again. She was the woman he's loved for so long, though she had said she could not love a gunfighter. These weren't the best reasons to st | |  | | Death & Taxes
Mystery and darker short stories.
Mystery and darker short stories from Matt Cole, ranging from noir, suspense, crime, to the historical like "Dread Mask", featuring the sleuthes, Anson Priddle and Flannery McKay, who first teamed up in the novel, COFFIN-NOTICE.
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Harry Potter in a trailer park.
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Gitter immediately suspects he is different than everyone else. He has special abilities. He can produce a powerful scream that breaks the eardrums of a classmate. Gitter is not alone with his special powers. Tanika can make herself as hard as steel. Her 'brother' King can transform into a panther.br />
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When a state sponsored military acade | |  | | Mirrors of the Soul
Poems on topics such as the birth of a child to looking into the soul.
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The National Directory of Haunted Schools, Academies, Colleges, Libraries, and other places of Higher Learning.
Why is it that schools and colleges seem to attract spirits, often in the form of deceased teachers, maintenance workers and even former students? No one knows for certain the answer to this question, yet almost everyone knows at least one school that is haunted. From the early days of the colonists to the present day, spirits have been reported in a variety of locations ranging from the deepest of dank, dark caves to the White House and everyplace in between. And schools and colleges have more than their fair share of restless spirits. In this book you can see the inspiration behind some o | |  | | The Marshal: A Novel of Bill Tilghman
True story of Bill Tilghman, one of the Old West's finest lawmen, told by those who knew him and those who went against him.
This is a novel of the life of William "Bill" Matthew Tilghman, the most infamous lawman in the history of the West. He's the one man many historians describe as the greatest sheriff of the Wild West. The novel is told through the individual voices of some seventy plus people who knew him-kinfolk, lawmen, bartenders, prostitutes, friends and enemies. The result is an astonishing series of vignettes, each revealing a period of Tilghman's life, each rendered honestly and in a unique, evocative voice. Interspersed with legal documents, newspaper reports, and excerpts from Tilghman's | |  | | The Widow Begley's Last Stand
Western novel in the tradition of Louis L'Amour and Zane Grey.
She was young and green when she followed her husband's dream of moving out west. They settled in Squaw Rock, Idaho in 1871 trying to live a peaceful life and enlisting the Homestead Act of 1863. Yet, now Minnie Begley finds herself without a family, her husband and son murdered in cold blood, and in the center of a land war. A beleaguered woman, a powerful land baron, a dashing young cowboy, and a small town are all caught up in this war. Taking sides, taking chances and standing up for herself and all the women of the west, Minnie Begley will come face to face with some of the most savage |
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Gold River Canyon
by Mr. Ed
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 Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to |
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Gold River Canyon
by Mr. Ed
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Renowned Arizona lawman Jacob Golden is having terrible nightmares. He dreams he’s locked in a battle to the death with a demon from hell that consumes human flesh.
Golden’s a man who fears little, yet this haunting vision terrifies him to |
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