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Snowbooks Novelas de Terror

Esta serie se adentra en los rincones más oscuros de la psique humana, ofreciendo escalofriantes novelas cortas de terror. Explora fenómenos sobrenaturales y terrores psicológicos que mantienen a los lectores al borde de sus asientos. Cada historia está elaborada por expertos para evocar miedo e inquietud, proporcionando una experiencia de lectura intensa. Para los fanáticos del género que buscan relatos de terror cortos e impactantes, esta colección es imprescindible.

Scourge
Albion Fay
The Bureau of Them

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  • The Bureau of Them

    • 90 páginas
    • 4 horas de lectura

    You're not the first to talk to your dead here, the vagrant said. The living always chase after their dead until they come upon their own. Formed from shadow and dust, ghosts inhabit the abandoned office building, angry at the world that denies them. When Katy sees her deceased boyfriend in the window of the derelict building, she finds a way in, hoping to be reunited. Instead, the dead ignore, the dead do not see and only the monster that is Yarker Ryland has need of her there. "....a rising purveyor of high literary strangeness..." -- Publishers Weekly "The Bureau of Them is not only an assured example of the best horror can offer, it is also an in-depth and affecting examination of loss..." -- Angela Slatter

    The Bureau of Them
  • Albion Fay

    • 150 páginas
    • 6 horas de lectura

    Albion Fay, a holiday house in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by nature's bounty. For the adults, a time for relaxation and to recharge the batteries, while for the children, a chance for exploration and adventure in the English countryside. A happy time for all: nothing could possibly go wrong. Or could it? What should be a magical time ends in tragedy - but what really happened that summer?

    Albion Fay
  • Scourge

    • 94 páginas
    • 4 horas de lectura

    Felachnids: a race of mythical creatures rumoured to live in Yorkshire's dark countryside. The yellow eyes, the double-jointed limbs, the heads that turned backwards whenever that was necessary. These creatures, which otherwise resembled humans, appeared to occupy a small village in North Yorkshire called Nathen, about sixty miles from Bradford, up through the valleys at the foot of which the city rested. And Lee Parker is determined to track them down. Scourge is a traditional, plot-driven horror novel of suspense and excitement.

    Scourge