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LATEST Book

Mind Play

Stories of Superstition through Time
and Around the World

What connects a Sicilian lover’s revenge, a Romani curse, and an insect burrowed too deep? Superstition.

Carlotta G. Holton weaves together riveting tales inspired by the shadowy corners of cultural lore in Mind Play. Drawing on her experience as a journalist and scholar of human behavior, Holton crafts a globe-spanning collection that explores how ancient fears still govern modern lives.

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Salem Pact

When an egocentric college professor gets permission to re-enact the infamous witch raft trials of 1692 for the entertainment of visitors to historic Salem Village, a dramatic history lesson becomes a modern nightmare. Innocent people are accused of serving Satan and sentenced to all-too-real executions.

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Vampire Resurrection

Count Roget, a 500-year-old French vampire responsible for the deaths of the “lost” colonists in Roanoke during the 16th Century, is once again on the rampage in modern-day North Carolina. To satisfy his lust for blood and terror, he kills some individuals and turns others into blood-drinking zombies.

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Grave Matters

A frightening collection of twenty-four supernatural stories based on ethnic superstitions, legends, and real historical events. The author’s experience abroad, combined with superstitions she was raised with, culminate in these spellbinding narratives, which explore the dark side of the human mind.

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Deadly Innocence

Even as an infant, little Grace Griffen is intrigued by a portrait of her murdered ancestor, stern-faced Rebeckah Cornell. When the spirit of Rebeckah visits 8 -year-old Grace, the killings begin.

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Touching the Dead

Touching the Dead is a bone-chilling collection of horrific tales from the first mists of history macabre stories of greed and malice as recent as yesterday’s newscast. They are all here is this shocking collection of weird and supernatural stories that depict the primeval struggle between good and evil.

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We Dwell in Possibilities

What American Women Think about Practically Everything!

As women, we are constantly evolving. Changing attitudes toward our gender have accommodated many, but not all. Still, we are told, it is progress. Women can now enter career paths never before considered. They can choose not to marry, not to have children, or become a single parent.

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