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This twisty psychological horror novel serves as a haunting exploration of grief and the supernatural.In the reflection of Caelum Lake, the past isn't just a memory—it's a gateway.When novelist Dean Lachman loses his wife, Haley, his world collapses. Fulfilling her final wish, he returns to...

Who helped make the massacre in Gaza possible? The Enablers exposes the politicians, companies, media outlets, and celebrities who supported--or stayed silent during--Israel's deadly assault on Gaza. With clear facts, Marwan Julio Khadar shows how bombs need more than just launch codes--they need approval.

Stifled by London's endless marriage mart, Honoria Wrenthorpe seizes the chance to spend a precious fortnight with her dearest friend Florence amongst the windswept cliffs of Whitby, trading glittering ballrooms for the solitude and sea air of her beloved Yorkshire.

Malcolm Turner has suffered from what he thought was tinnitus all his life. Of late, the episodes make him feel like his brain is bleeding, depriving him of sleep and working away at his already faltering marriage and stale career. Little hope remains. Desperation leads him to a chatroom and a group of similar folks who call themselves 'The Undertones.'

A dark psychological story exploring control, power, and the quiet dynamics between people. Set across Europe, the story follows a series of encounters where nothing is ever fully said, yet everything is understood. Through subtle tension and realism, the narrative reveals how situations unfold not through force, but through silence, pressure, and perception. This is not a dramatic retelling, but a controlled and immersive-experience where tone, pacing, and atmosphere carry as much weight as the words themselves.

Whispers in the Woods In the tranquil village of Oakhaven, buried deep in the Surrey countryside, secrets don’t stay silent—they whisper through the trees. Lily, Tommy, Ryan, and Sophie are bound by friendship and boredom—until they stumble upon a terrifying pattern: every ten years, a child disappears without a trace. No one talks about it. The adults look away. But the woods remember. As the group digs deeper, they uncover a chilling legend—the Dark Man, a presence older than the village itself—and a conspiracy stretching to the very heart of Oakhaven’s council.

From renowned neuroscientist Dr. Vyshedskiy comes a bold and original account of the evolutionary journey that led to humanity’s most defining trait: syntactic language. Drawing on over 40 years of research and his acclaimed course Neuroscience of Consciousness and the Evolution of Language at Boston University, Vyshedskiy masterfully bridges cutting-edge neuroscience with anthropology, linguistics, and evolutionary biology.70,000 years ago, Earth was home to at least six human species. Today, only Homo sapiens remain. What set us apart?

For twenty-three years, Yusuf Hasan drove strangers through the city and listened as they revealed the truths they could not tell anyone else. Then the cab was gone, the journeys stopped, and Yusuf discovered that listening had been the easy part. In The Fare, Yusuf presented his final day behind the wheel as a graceful decision to leave at the right time. But there was something he did not tell his listeners. He had been diagnosed with an irregular heart rhythm.

Vanessa Tanner is torn between two brothers—Ronnie, her husband, who’s fought to stay sober and rebuild their life, and Harry, the charming outsider who sees her in ways Ronnie no longer does. One kiss, one secret, and one choice could destroy everything. Young mechanic Jamie Ingram is falling in love—for the first time—with another boy. But in a family ruled by old values and harsh judgment, love comes at a cost. Rejected by his father, Jamie finds strength in the quiet, unwavering love of his mother, who refuses to let prejudice define her son’s future.

David Speen is a hen-pecked husband whose only joy in life is fantasising about Zoe, his blonde next-door neighbour. When the missile explodes above the seaside town of Sandown, David is on the end of a verbal assault by his domineering wife Claire, another moment of submission in a life spent worrying too much what others think. But when the missiles payload enters his lungs, David, like every other male that has breathed it in, no longer cares what anyone thinks, turning the holiday island into a blood-drenched, modern-day Gomorrah.

Princess Catia has gone missing and once again it falls to the legendary druid, Bellicus, to find her. Was the child taken by force, or did she go willingly with the Pictish warrior-woman, Aife? Their trail leads far north to the windswept fortress of Dunnottar, so the druid must journey there with his companions, Duro, Eburus, and the fearsome wardog, Cai.

What do people say when they think no one is listening? Yusuf Hasan has been driving the streets of London for twenty-three years. Eight hundred thousand miles. Thousands of fares. And in all that time, he has discovered one thing that never changes: people forget the rearview mirror. They turn to the window. Their faces go unguarded. And they say the true thing they cannot say anywhere else.

Just when the dust begins to settle, a devastating bombshell shatters the fragile peace of the Blaine family. In a freezing kitchen, words are spoken that can never be taken back: Her father was adopted. She’s a Blaine, damn it. With those few words, Pandora’s box is ripped wide open. The woman they thought they knew, the life they thought they understood, is suddenly gone —replaced by a chilling new reality. Upstairs, a stranger is waiting, carrying secrets that threaten to drag the entire family line into the dark.

#1 bestselling cosmic horror writer Donald Morrison’s Deadslayers is a brutal dark fantasy epic where death is no longer an end—but the beginning of an unstoppable nightmare. The lands of Winterhold are dying. A vengeful necromancer has risen from the shadows, unleashing an endless legion of the dead upon the living. Villages are erased in a single night. Kingdoms fall silent beneath rotting banners. The living are hunted without rest, and with each passing day, the army of the dead grows stronger. Humanity stands on the edge of extinction, its future measured in borrowed time.

A return to the bizarre and terrifying cult classic. Step into the world of Xtro with this new novelization of the 1982 movie by Harry Bromley-Davenport. This book is based on the original screenplay and delves deeper into the film’s unsettling cosmic horror, offering anyone reading an experience they won't soon forget!

Irarius is an epic mythological work drawing deep inspiration from classical texts and the biblical narrative. The story begins with a sweeping cosmogony, detailing how all creation proceeded from primordial chaos and was meticulously brought into order. From the causal ocean, the primeval mother Almimatella births six deities, appointing each a specific domain over reality.

Some couples dream of a future together. Others build a nightmare. The Devil’s Couple explores ten chilling real cases where love, obsession, fantasy, manipulation, and murder collided. These were not ordinary relationships gone wrong. They were partnerships where affection became control, desire became violence, and two people stepped into darkness together.

Charlie never meant to travel back in time–but now he's trapped in wartime Devon. Living with a strict farming family, waking before dawn, and trying not to get pecked by broody hens is only the beginning. As air raids, rationing and hard farm work become part of everyday life, Charlie must rely on new friendships and a mysterious family diary to uncover the truth about his great-grandad's past–and find a way home. Charlie, the Evacuee is a heartwarming timeslip adventure that brings the Second World War vividly to life through the eyes of an eleven-year-old boy.

Hans Winter is drafted from the Hitler Youth into the Wehrmacht just before the invasion of Poland. He will serve for years in support of the Panzers, as an infantryman. His path will take him to many of the fiercest battles of the early years of the Second World War through blood, pain, and loss as well as triumph. Among others he must face the battle of El Alamein before he sees his home again.

Jim thought his brush with the Otherworld was over. He was wrong.A pattern is emerging across worlds: every time the sun goes dark, something deadly slips through. Pandemics. Outbreaks. Extinction-level contagion—arriving on a schedule no one can ignore.The Faerie Supreme Council forms a strike team—ECLIPSE—and puts Jim in command. Their orders: enter the eclipse itself, trace the plague to its source, and stop the next wave before it reaches Earth. Time passed. I sat at home convalescing, my mind still reeling from what had happened.