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|  | | Mariah of the Spirits: and Other Southern Ghost Stories Collection of thirteen original ghost stories and fantastic tales in the classical tradition.
A runaway slave, bent on a mission, walks a lonely coastal backroad; a dove alights on a bedpost, predicting a death in the family; an elderly man in Appalachia, summoned by friends who have passed on, awaits the one spirit who can convince him to finally cross the river; a woman dreads graveyard workday, and with good reason; a tree spirit, trapped in an antique wooden mannequin, is destined to die of love. | |  | | Where the Woodbine Twines A weird Southern Gothic tale that takes place in the dark green gloaming of the South Carolina low country and in the carnival atmosphere of Myrtle Beach, SC in the 1950s.
Narrated by a woman who, when she was a young girl, had a strange little friend who disappeared under very bizarre circumstances. The disappearance haunted her all her life. The woman grows up and is walking down the street when she sees a woman she thinks might be her long lost friend all grown up. Is it or is it not? If it is, what happened all those years ago? What has happened all the years since? And if it's not, why did the little girl haunt her so?
For adults and young adults. |
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The Twins of Moon
by Frank Ryan
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Epic YA fantasy by bestselling author, Frank P. Ryan. Eefa and her twin brother Magio are on the run, hunted by a ruthless predator with a pack of wolf hounds. What fate awaits them in the magical Valley of the Raptors? Is it freedom or a trap?
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