The Dark Room...it's the place fear comes from. For DI Andrew Hicks, solving a murder is logical: your first suspicions are usually right. So when the brutally beaten body of a young woman is found, his attention focuses closely on the ex-boyfriend. But then more bodies start appearing, all beaten beyond recognition, and there is no connection between any of the victims. Because this is a new type of killer, one who revels in chaos. To survive, Hicks must face not only a serial killer with no discernable motive, but the hidden darkness of his own past.
In the latest chiller from million-copy-seller K.R. Alexander, author of THE COLLECTOR and THE FEAR ZONE, an app that allows you to see ghosts can only lead you to horrifying sights.
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Now she must try to piece together her memories in order to determine her innocence. With deft psychological explorations and shocking twists, Walters brings the story to an awe-inspiring conclusion.
He smelled the air and caught a hint of wood smoke, and then he understood. He went up the steps and put his key in the lock. There was a shadow on the doormat, and that stopped him from going any farther. He touched the object with his ...
Victor Rivas’s silly and spooky art will introduce a new generation to stories inspired by traditional folktales like “The Teeth,” “In the Graveyard,” “The Green Ribbon,” “In A Dark, Dark Room,” “The Night It Rained,” ...
They thought the fears were gone.They thought the nightmares would stop haunting them.But the five of them were wrong.They're older now.
In The Dark Room, the experiences of three people are evoked with stunning emotional depth and psychological authenticity.
Creak... Crash... BOO! Shivering skeletons, ghostly pirates, chattering corpses, and haunted graveyards...all to chill your bones! Share these seven spine-tingling stories in a dark, dark room.
During her detention she was visited by five out of six of them, but her most regular visitors were James Wilkes and Robert W. S. Lutwidge. The visits were made, quite properly, after each of her moves and at three-monthly intervals.
The author tells her story of being a Latina in the Jim Crow South.