Was war es?

Was war es?
ISBN-10
3849644006
ISBN-13
9783849644000
Category
Fiction
Pages
18
Language
German
Published
2014-05-05
Publisher
Jazzybee Verlag
Author
Fitz James O'Brien

Description

"Geschichten für schlaflose Nächte" bietet Ihnen die schönsten, gruseligsten, unheimlichsten und atemberaubendsten Kurzgeschichten der okkulten und übernatürlichen Belletristik. Klassiker des Horror-, Geister- und Mystery-Genres erwachen hier zu neuem Leben. Band 1: Was war es? In der 26th Street in New York steht ein Haus, in dem es zu spuken scheint. Nichtsdestotrotz zieht eine Alterspension dort ein. Während die Bewohner nur darauf warten, wann sich wohl der erste Geist zeigt, diskutieren zwei der Pensionäre darüber, was wohl der ultimative aller Schrecken sei. Keiner von beiden hatte eine Ahnung, dass dieser sich noch in derselben Nacht offenbaren sollte ....

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