Ужасы и Мистика

Различные книги в жанре Ужасы и Мистика

Confess to Dr. Morelle

Ernest Dudley

A pretty girl and a drunken producer are involved in a dramatic motor accident on the road from Lyons to Paris – a fruitful source for black­mail. The first sinister consequence occurs at a party where, among the actresses and producers, Dr. Morelle is present with his secretary. Miss Frayle. The famous criminologist finds himself plunged into one of the strangest cases of his career as he takes to the airwaves to unmask a murderer before he can kill again! A classic British mystery by the BBC's «Armchair Detective.»

Murder by Latitude

Rufus King

When the radio operator on a luxury cruise ship is murdered, Lt. Valcour takes charge. While investigating the crew and the passengers, especially a lovely but lethal man-eater, the killer strikes again – and it's up to Valcour to solve the crimes before anyone else falls victim! <P> Rufus King (1893-1966) was an American author of Whodunit crime novels. He created four series of detective stories: the most famous being Lieutenant Valcour. Modern critics are rediscovering Rufus King's work. Mike Grost, on Golden Age Detective, features a long writeup of King, stating: «King had a vivid writing style, with colorful characters, events, and images. He was clearly a born writer.»

The A.R. Morlan MEGAPACK ®

A.R. Morlan

A.R. Morlan's work is quirky, often hard to categorize, and non-stop inventive and imaginative. She has gathered a cult following for her science fiction, fantasy, horror, suspense, and erotic fiction of the last four decades. (And sometimes she writes in all those genres at once…) This volume, a «best of» selected from her short fiction by Mary Wickizer Burgess, presents 22 mind-bending tales of the fantastic. Included are:<P> INTRODUCTION, by Mary Wickizer Burgess<br> GARBAGE DAY AT EWERTON<br> THE GERMAN LADY<br> HUNGER<br> DUET ON THIN ICE<br> “…AND THE HORSES HISS AT MIDNIGHT”<br> THE UPPYROAKE KAMIKAZE AND THE VIRGIN SHREDDER<br> THE HEMINGWAY KITTENS<br> THE CAT-TRACKER LADY OF ASAD ALLEY<br> NO HEAVEN WILL NOT EVER HEAVEN BE…v IN THE GREAT MILK-WHITE EYE OF GOD<br> ABOVE THE CAPITANS, SOUTH OF CORONA, NEAR ARROYO DEL MACHO<br> THE SECOND MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLDv DORA’S TRUNK<br> THE TIME OF THE BLEEDING PUMPKINS<br> AT FUNLAND BY THE SWINGS, WITH BIG CHUCK<br> DECORATING DEAD PEOPLE, UNDER THE LAWNS<br> BETWEEN LONG. 150 W. AND 90 W., ONE DEGREE ABOVE HELL<br> THE CUTTLEFISH<br> “’RILLAS”<br> “CONTINGENCIES AND PENTI-LOPE-LOPE”<br> THE FOLD-O-RAMA WARS AT THE BLUE MOON ROACH HOTEL<br> SHOWDOWN BETWEEN THE UNNATURAL-BORN CHIMERA AND THE SHADOWFOX GRIEFER<br> STREET COFFINS<p> If you enjoy this book, search your favorite ebook store for «Wildside Press Megapack» to see the more than 170 other entries in the series, covering science fiction, fantasy, horror, mysteries, westerns, classics, adventure stories, and much, much more–always at a terrific price!

The Lonely Astronomer

John Russell Fearn

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Malice in Wonderland

Rufus King

Rufus King (1893–1966) was an American author of Whodunit crime novels. He created four series of detective stories: the first one with Reginald De Puyster, a sophisticated detective similar to Philo Vance; the second one with his more famous character, Lieutenant Valcour; Colin Starr, who appeared in four stories in the Strand Magazine during 1940/41; and Detective Bill Duggan, who appeared in three stories in 1956/57. The Bill Duggan stories include King's most famous short work, “Malice in Wonderland” (which also loaned its title to his 1958 hardcover short story collection).<P> Modern critics are rediscovering Rufus King's work. Mike Grost, on Golden Age Detective, features a long writeup of King, stating: “King had a vivid writing style, with colorful characters, events, and images. He was clearly a born writer.”

The Sow's Ear

E. Joan Sims

Author turned amateur sleuth Paisley Sterling returns in a new mystery! When Paisley overhears two busybody gossips talking at the gym, little does she realize it's the beginning of a new mystery…<P> "Do you really think he murdered her?"<P> "I tell you, Crystal, she'd never been sick a day in her life! The woman was a walking, talking, medical miracle. Winston used to say if everyone in Rowan Springs were as healthy as Millicent Grazziani, he would have to hang his shingle out somewhere else."<P> "But, murder, Agnes? Isn't that going a bit too far? Do you really think that puny little guy could get up enough gumption to kill somebody?" Crystal's laugh was rich and boisterous. «I remember when he was working as a hairdresser in Mildred's Beauty Box – that's how he met Millicent in the first place – he used to go to her house and do her hair twice a week. You could have knocked me over with a straw when he moved in with her. The story was that Millicent hated him. Used to tease him all the time. Called him ‘Willie the wimp.'»<P> "People are funny," agreed Agnes. «Rich eccentric little old ladies included.»<P> "Well, there's nothing funny about being the sole heir to one rich, eccentric little old lady's estate. Especially when she kicks the bucket under suspicious circumstances…"

Harry Challenge

Ron Goulart

Vampires, werewolves, mechanical men – it's all in a day's work for Harry Challenge, agent of the Challenge International Detective Agency! This volume collects both Harry Challenge novels by Ron Goulart, «The Prisoner of Blackwood Castle» and «The Curse of the Obelisk.» <P> "Ron Goulart's most recent original P.I. creation, HARRY CHALLENGE is a field operative for the Challenge International Detective Agency, the family business. Receiving his assignments by mail and telegram from his nearly-estranged father, Harry bounces around early-20th-century Europe, usually accompanied by stage magician The Great Lorenzo (whose abilities may not all be just sleight-of-hand). Intrepid girl reporter Jennie Barr is often on the same trails as Harry, alternately aiding and competing with him in cracking the cases…and as the mysteries may involve werewolf assassins, clockwork swordsmen and the odd vampire or two, Harry can sometimes use all the help he can get!" – Thrilling Detective

The Golden Age of Pulp Fiction MEGAPACK ™, Vol. 1: George Allan England

George Allan England

Fans of classic mystery, adventure, and science fiction are in for a treat with this selection of great pulp fiction penned by George Allan England. These books and short stories, from the golden age of pulp adventure fiction, offer thrill-a-minute entertainment. Here are 15 of England's best,including:<P> A WORTHWHILE CRIME<BR> ROUGH TOSS<BR> THE LONGEST SIDE<BR> THE SUPREME GETAWAY<BR> EVEN IN DEATH<BR> FIRE FIGHT FIRE<BR> SPEED LIMIT<BR> A FLYER IN JUNK<BR> THE SILO<BR> IN MARINERS' HOUSE<BR> AFRICA<BR> CURSED<BR> TEST TUBES<BR> DARKNESS AND DAWN<BR> THE AIR TRUST<P> And don't forget to search this ebook store for «Wildside Press Megapack» to see more great entries in this series, ranging from mystery to westerns to science fiction to adventure stories, and much more! (View them by publication date to see the most recent additions.)

Grave Waters

Mary Wickizer Burgess

The Contessa Lines cruise ship, the Nerissa, is the nexus for a disparate cast of nefarious factions. Two cunning and cold-blooded killers have smuggled themselves aboard, disguised as their murder victims, their motives unknown. And members of the Foundation, a mysterious cult, have infiltrated the passenger list, with their own sinister agenda to take over the ship. When they strike, they disrupt the on-board wedding ceremony of police officer David Spaulding and his fiancee Deborah Corliss. <P> Can the ship's captain, aided by David and his new friend, author and anthropologist Richard Black Wolf, regain control of the Nerissa before it is too late? Or will this ship of fools meet disaster at the bottom of the ocean?

Hangover Hill

Mary Wickizer Burgess

A young Bay Area woman, Sonia Mattingly, goes missing while taking a summer jaunt in an old mining town in California's scenic Sierra Mountains. Gail Brevard and her partners are called in to investigate the case and she decides she must go undercover in order to retrace Sonia’s steps and get to the truth of the matter. <P> Gail soon discovers that a demented mad man has been operating in the town at will, wreaking havoc and heartbreak with each evil act of betrayal. A deadly arson fire followed by an unexplained explosion at an old mine threaten not only the community, but Gail's very life as well. <P> Can she and her colleagues put all the pieces of the puzzle together and bring the villain to justice before he strikes again?