by Alix E. Harrow (2023)
Eden, Kentucky, is just another dying coal town. Opal knows better than to get involved in the strange history of Starling House, a grotesque nineteenth-century mansion that seems to move on its own. But when she accepts a housekeeping job from its reclusive heir Arthur, the house begins showing her dreams of its dark roots.
Daphne du Maurier
Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again. So begins the famous story of a naive young companion who impulsively marries wealthy widower Maxim de Winter. Arriving at his isolated Cornish estate, Manderley, she discovers that the memory of his glamorous first wife Rebecca holds a sinister, suffocating sway over the house and its housekeeper Mrs. Danvers.
Mark Z. Danielewski
A young family moves into a small home on Ash Tree Lane and discovers that their house is impossibly bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Within the living room closet, an endless, pitch-black labyrinthine hallway opens up into subterranean darkness, groaning with a presence that defies all physical laws.
Marilyn Harris
"The secret of the entire world is whispered here at Eden...." — Since time out of memory, Eden Castle had ridden the storm-swept Devon cliffs like a ghostly figurehead on a ship of the damned. — He was the last Lord of Eden Castle, Thomas Eden, a man of brooding desire and sudden passion ... — She was his servant girl, Marianne Locke, the fiery young beauty who would rather submit to the cruel kiss of the whip than suffer the lust of a man she did not love... From the wild Devonshire coast to the glittering literary salons of London, the tumultuous union of these two proud people hazed a raging tempest of enduring love. Eden: This Other Eden (Eden, #1) The Prince of Eden (Eden, #2) The Eden Passion (Eden, #3) The Women of Eden (Eden #4) Eden Rising (Eden, #5) American Eden (Eden, #6) Eden and Honor (Eden, #7)
Jeff Belanger
Is there life after death? Ghostly legends and personal encounters with the supernatural make us ask ourselves this very important question. Ghost stories are part of our society, not just the stuff of horror movies. Our history books, religious texts, and folklore are full of encounters with people from beyond the grave:President Lincoln has been walking the halls of the White House in Washington, D.C., for more than a century.The catacombs of Paris contain the skeletal remains of six million bodies and many of their ghosts.For decades, Resurrection Mary has been picked up by motorists on Chicago's Archer Avenue, only to disappear when they reach Resurrection Cemetery.The World's Most Haunted Places explores the history, folklore, and ghostly legends behind some of the world's most fascinating points of interest. Ghostvillage.com's founder, Jeff Belanger, speaks with witnesses, psychics, and ghost hunters who tell their stories and share their research on haunted places around the world."In The World's Most Haunted Places, Jeff Belanger captures the essence, experience, and profound nature of peoples' brush with ghosts. This poignant work is the single best book I've seen that combines the history, folklore, and true ghost stories of renowned haunted locations around the globe.-Jeffrey A. Wands, psychic and author of The Psychic in You: Understand and Harness Your Natural Psychic Power"If you are looking for historic haunts and some cold chills to run down your spine, you have come to the right place. Jeff Belanger is one of the acknowledged masters of American hauntings and his eerie writings will appeal to anyone with an interest in ghosts and hauntings, no matter how jaded the reader might be. This book is a sure thing and one that will have you looking over your shoulder long after closing the cover.-Troy Taylor, author of The Ghosthunter's Guidebook and founder of the American Ghost Society