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The glittering follow-up to the award-winning literary bestseller My Sister, the Serial Killer. No man will call your house his home. And if they try, they will not have peace... So goes the family curse, long handed down from generation to generation, ruining families and breaking hearts. And...

Fifteen years ago, on Halloween night, a group of teenagers performed a summoning ritual on Hallows Hill. The next day, one of them was dead … Did they summon an ancient evil … Or a killer? Mia has never forgotten the chilling vision she saw that night, and which she believes foretold the...

Decades after playing the titular killer in the eighties horror franchise Night of the Reaper, Howard Browning has been reduced to signing autographs for his dwindling fanbase at genre conventions. When the studio announces a series reboot, the aging thespian is crushed to learn he's being replaced in the iconic role by heartthrob Trevor Mane, a former sitcom child-star who's fresh out of rehab. But as Howard fights to reclaim his legacy, the sinister alter ego consumes his unraveling mind, pushing him to the brink of violence.

فارس قاتل متسلسل يتمكن من اختراع شريحة تتحكم في ذاكرة الإنسان، يحاول التخلص من عقدته لكن للقدر رأي آخر. على الجانب الآخر من الرواية تصحو فيروز لتجد نفسها متورطة في جريمة اختطاف رضيع دون أن تعلم متى وأين حدث ذلك. تترابط خيوط الحبكة عبر الانتقال من الحاضر إلى المستقبل، كثير من التشويق والغموض يختبئ في أدق التفاصيل.

It started with the judge. He was about to sentence five of Cork's most notorious criminals. But his body has just turned up, beaten and broken, on an isolated road in his burned-out car. Now four members of a rival gang have been shot, and in retaliation three civilians have been blown up. To...

The Cursed Wife by Pamela Hartshorne is a page-turning, psychological thriller set in Elizabethan London. Curses cannot be silenced . . . Mary lives a contented life as wife to a wealthy merchant in Elizabethan London. But there's a part of her past she can’t forget . . . As a small girl she...