The Watcher
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The Watcher
By Collin WilcoxWhen they reach the lakeside cabin, the watcher is already waiting, ready to take revenge on Hastings by targeting his child.
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The Watcher
By Margaret BuffieKnowing that she is different from her family in more ways than just in her looks, Emma finds herself searching for answers, yet when the mystery starts to unravel, she finds herself facing up to issues she had never anticipated.
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The Watcher
By Sheridan Le Sheridan Le FanuJoseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (28 August 1814 - 7 February 1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic tales and mystery novels.
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The Watcher: (Aberdeen Classics Collection) And Other Weird Stories
By Joseph Sheridan Le FanuThe appetite for scandal, or for horror, has been sated; the incident can yield no more of interest or novelty; curiosity, frustrated by impenetrable mystery, gives over the pursuit in despair; the tale has ceased to be new, grows stale and ...
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The Watcher: And Other Weird Stories
By Joseph Sheridan Le FanuMost of the tales in this volume were written prior to the publication of "Uncle Silas," which is, perhaps, the novel by which my father is best known.
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The Watcher: Poems
By Agnes Eva SavichThe first collection of poetry from Savich focuses on themes of urban alienation, mortality, love, motherhood, sensual eroticism, psychedelic journey and synaesthesia, and music.
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The Watcher
By Joan Hiatt HarlowKidnapped by her own mother, a Nazi spy, teenaged Wendy is transported from Maine to wartime Berlin, where she secretly supports the resistance movement and learns a family secret.
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The Watcher
By Jim RosemergyEvery page of THE WATCHER invites the reader into a world of reflection and contemplation that can lead to spiritual awakening.
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The Watcher
By Joseph Sheridan Le FanuBorn in Dublin in 1814, Sheridan Le Fanu came from a literary family of Huguenot origins; both his grandmother Alicia Sheridan Le Fanu and his great-uncle Richard Brinsley Sheridan were playwrights, and his niece Rhoda Broughton would go on ...
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The Watcher
By Melinda MetzLife will never be the same.
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The Watcher
By Mary T. LavelleThis is a book aimed at youth.
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The Watcher
By Gage Sears... Jade's hand in his. A smile came across James's face. It was happening! Jade, on the other hand, was more nervous ... photos, sorted out the one showing the baby's genitals, and handed the nonrevealing photos to James. Jade was given a ...
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The Watcher: A Companion Novel to Darkling
By K.M. RiceThe Watcher expands the story of her debut novel Darkling, a young adult dark fantasy that is now also available on audiobook
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The Watcher: A Novel of Crime
By Charlotte LinkCarla Roberts lives alone in the top of a highrise building, frightened by the sound of the lift stopping and opening on her floor, with nobody getting out.
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The Watcher
By Charles MacLeanThe Watcher
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The Watcher
By David WheelerThe Watcher
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The Watcher
By Collin WilcoxWhen they reach the lakeside cabin, the watcher is already waiting, ready to take revenge on Hastings by targeting his child.
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The Watcher: A Library of America eBook Classic
By Dolores HitchensThe Watcher expertly explores the resulting mood of anguish and mutual suspicion, and the vulnerability of the young people who are the inexplicable targets of violent evil.
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The Watcher
By K. R. BowmanWhen Sloane Norwood is transported to the Night Realm, a world plagued in darkness and monsters that kill, she is thrown into the midst of an unending battle between the Realmers and Nightlins.
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The Watcher
By Charlotte Link***16 MILLION COPIES SOLD*** 'A brilliant novel with compelling characters' Sunday Times Carla Roberts lives alone in a high-rise in Hackney.