Its shrouded history of madness and murder is just the inspiration he needs to wriote his ultimate masterpiece of horror. But what waits for David and his sixteen-year-old daughter, Amber, at Baudey House, is more terrifying than any legend...First comes the sultry hint of jasmine...followed by the foul stench of decay. It is the dead, seducing the living, in an age-old ritual of perverted desire and unholy blood lust. For David and Amber, an unspeakable possession has begun...

    Russell Lee uncovers ghost stories from Singapore's painful past - when the Japanese tortured and killed their victims. Until today, these troubled spirits come back to seek justice. Read about them!

    Their L.A. neighborhood is an oasis of serenity. Nearby is a star studded cemetery, a tribute to the myth and glamor of a Hollywood that has never really died. There is even an eerie legend about their house that the Moores find quaint--until their son and daughter vanish.

    From the first blast of icy air in the driveway to windows that slam shut like guillotines to the lurking pale figure of a child, it is a place with a harrowing history--yet only the children experience its evil.

    Lighthouse Service, who kept vital shipping lanes safe from 1716 until early in the 20th century-- Vivid tales about the daily work; coping with fog, storms, and other catastrophes; legends and ghosts; women's and families' roles; lighthouse children and pets; the natural world around lighthouses; and the diverse characters of those who held the job-- Fans of Elinor De Wire's charming style will want this book

    Presents nine tales involving a variety of animal ghosts.

    Russell Lee witnesses an exorcism and tells all. How is a person possessed? What happens to the victim? What are the rituals? Read about the titanic battle between exorcist and evil spirit.

    When Martin Farrell, a poor peat-cutter's son finds he is the joint heir of the two most powerful families in the land, he is caught up in their bloody hatred.

    All entries are cross-referenced on a series of maps.

    Phantoms of the Plains takes readers to far West Texas, where spirits of former inhabitants have found good reason to remain.

    When her family moves to the Virginia countryside, eleven-year-old Melinda, her older brother, and their new friend Dan work together to solve the mystery of a Civil War-era ghost who is haunting their house.

    Readers will find traditional 19th-century English and American supernatural yarns, chilling fireside tales, and well-crafted eerie stories from such notables as Bram Stoker, Charles Dickens, Henry James, and Harriet Beecher Stowe.