Books matching: haunting entity
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Save:"The Witching Hour" by Anne Rice is a massive, addictive book that follows the story of the Mayfair family through thirteen generations, each more intriguing than the last. Set in New Orleans, the novel delves into the history of the Mayfair witches spanning centuries, from ancient Scotland to modern times. Rice's writing style, which includes first-person narration, creates an intense and creepy atmosphere that immerses readers into the world of witches, spirits, and mysteries.
And even now in this quiet hotel room above New York City he felt the old alarming disorientation. He’d been talking again with the brown-eyed man. Yes, help her. No, this is just a dream. I want to g... - #2
Save:'The House Where She Died' by Amy Cross is a unique haunted house story told from the perspective of the house itself. The house has witnessed generations of families facing tragic events while living there, and now it struggles to protect its new family from a mysterious entity tormenting them. The writing style is captivating, with the house's narrative adding a new dimension to the supernatural tale, making the story both eerie and believable.
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Save:The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is a dark and twisted tale that delves into the life of a teenage girl named Laura, who is portrayed as having dissociative identity disorder. The book explores Laura's harrowing experiences of abuse by a malevolent entity named BOB, reminiscent of horror films like A Nightmare on Elm Street. Written in a diary format, the book offers an intimate look into Laura's psyche, her struggles with trauma, drug abuse, and sexuality, all set against the mysterious backdrop of the town of Twin Peaks. Readers are taken on a journey through Laura's tumultuous life, revealing her innermost thoughts and darkest secrets.
Jennifer Lynch's writing style effectively captures the voice of a troubled adolescent, portraying Laura's descent into despair with a mix of elegance and raw emotion. The narrative weaves a complex web of themes including abuse, self-destruction, and the impact of trauma on a young mind. The book provides insights into Laura's character, her relationships with others in Twin Peaks, and the sinister forces at play in her life, creating a haunting and atmospheric read that lingers in the mind long after the final page.
I have so much to tell you. These words come to you from the inside of a fort that Donna and Maddy and I built. Dad and Mom said it was okay as long as we stayed just out back. We used wood that Ed Hu... - #4
Save:"The Wendigo" by Algernon Blackwood, written in 1910, delves into the haunting tale of a hunting party in the unclaimed North Canadian wilderness encountering the mythical Wendigo creature from Algonquin legend. The story follows the main characters Simpson and his guide, Defago, as they face ominous and unnerving events, ultimately leading to a sense of dread and unknown. Blackwood's writing style expertly crafts a campfire tale that immerses the reader into the vastness and mystery of the untamed wilderness, creating an atmosphere of suspense and fear.
A considerable number of hunting parties were out that year withoutfinding so much as a fresh trail; for the moose were uncommonly shy, andthe various Nimrods returned to the bosoms of their respectiv... - #5
Save:'Barlowe's Inferno' is a surreal and fresh take on the underworld, offering a unique and largely interesting vision of Hell. The book contains breathtaking illustrations of demons, damned souls, and the architecture of Hell, all depicted in a haunting and darkly fascinating manner. The author's writing style, accompanied by the artwork, provides a palpable texture to the infernal world Barlowe has created, resonating with a subconscious image of the hell of religion and legend.
The demons and damned souls portrayed in the book, along with the architecture of Hell being built from the bodies of the damned, are highlighted as brilliant and captivating ideas. The illustrations by Wayne Barlowe are praised for their haunting and ephemeral quality, leaving a lasting impression on the reader and contributing to the overall beauty of the book.
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Save:'The Beetle' by Richard Marsh is a classic Victorian horror novel that delves into themes of racism, colonialism, English supremacy, and xenophobia. The story follows a mysterious cult of Isis from prehistory roaming Victorian London, mind control via mesmerism, and a monstrous scarab beetle with intense powers, all presented obliquely and indirectly. The narrative unfolds through the perspectives of four distinct characters, each contributing to the unraveling mystery that involves high and low Victorian society, gaslit shadows, hidden threats, and a sense of impending danger.
To have tramped about all day looking for work; to have begged even for a job which would give me money enough to buy a little food; and to have tramped and to have begged in vain,—that was bad. But, ... - #7
Save:Widdershins by Oliver Onions is a collection of horror stories that delves into abnormal psychology and the supernatural. The stories are carefully crafted gems of mood, plot, and characterization, showcasing the author's strength at creating atmospheric tales that blur the lines between paranormal interference and madness. The book features a variety of narratives, from haunted house stories like Beckoning the Fair One to tales of individuals struggling with supernatural entities like in Rooum and Benlian.
This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included... - #8
Save:'Hunt for the Skinwalker' by George Knapp and Colm A. Kelleher delves into the mysterious phenomena experienced at a remote ranch in Utah, known as the Skinwalker Ranch. The authors explore the strange occurrences, including paranormal activities such as cattle mutilations, dog zapping orbs, and shape-changing interdimensional entities. Through a mix of personal experiences, investigations, and theories, the book attempts to confront the unexplained using a blend of science and folklore. The writing style combines storytelling with scientific inquiry, providing a glimpse into the eerie and enigmatic events that have taken place on the ranch.
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Save:Echo by Thomas Olde Heuvelt is a chilling novel that follows the story of lovers Sam and Nick in the aftermath of a climbing accident on a remote mountain in the Swiss Alps. As Nick returns from the expedition with mysterious and terrifying changes, Sam is left to unravel the dark forces that have taken hold of his boyfriend, leading to a series of gruesome events that challenge their relationship and sanity. The narrative unfolds through journal entries, emails, and alternating perspectives, creating a haunting atmosphere that delves into human fears and the supernatural.
The author, Thomas Olde Heuvelt, masterfully weaves a tale of suspense and horror that delves into deep-rooted human fears and the complexities of relationships. Through a blend of supernatural elements and psychological tension, Echo explores themes of possession, terror, and the unknown, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow Sam and Nick's harrowing journey through the treacherous aftermath of the climbing accident.
But three, now, Christ, three a.m.! . . . The soul is out. The blood moves slow. . . . Sleep is a patch of death, but three in the morn, full wide-eyed staring, is living death! You dream with your ey... - #10
Save:'The House Next Door' by Darcy Coates is a chilling ghost story that follows Jo, a woman living next to the haunted Marwick House, who befriends Anna, a troubled woman seeking refuge from her abusive past. As the two women form a bond, they uncover the dark secrets of the house and the malevolent entity that resides within, leading to a gripping tale of friendship, loyalty, and facing one's fears. The novel is set against a backdrop of suspenseful atmosphere and eerie occurrences, with twists and revelations that add depth to the haunting narrative.
The night was unpleasantly warm. I’d left my window open to invite in a non-existent breeze, and sweat stuck my pyjamas to my limbs. I pressed my thumbs into the corners of my eyes to wipe away the gu...
