Paranormal

Dark Hollow is a masterful second novel from a young Irish writer whose storytelling skills were established with Every Dead Thing. Now his fiery, ingenious detective, Charlie Bird Parker, returns to uncover a legacy of evil that has haunted Maine citizens for decades.

WHAT IF YOU CAN ENTER A MADMAN'S CRUEL MIND AS HE PLANS HIS VICIOUS CRIMES? WHAT IF YOU CAN SEE THE TERRIFIED FACE OF HIS PREY AS HE MOVES IN FOR THE KILL - BUT YOU CAN'T STOP HIS FRENZY ONCE HE STRIKES?Psychic Cassie Neill helps the L.A. police catch killers - until she makes a terrible mistake and an innocent child dies. Cassie flees to a small North Carolina town, hoping that a quiet life will silence the voices that invade her unwilling mind. But Cassie's abilities know few boundaries. And she's become certain - as no one else can be - that a murderer is stalking Ryan's Bluff.It's his fury that Cassie senses first, then his foul thoughts and perverse excitement. Yet she doesn't know who he is or where he will strike. The sheriff won't even listen to her - until the first body is found exactly where and how she predicted. Now a suspect herself, she races desperately to unmask the killer in the only way she knows: by entering his twisted mind. Her every step is loaded with fear and uncertainty... because if he senses her within him, he'll trap her there, so deep she'll never find her way out.

A terrifying new psychological thriller in the Hammer programme, from Sophie Hannah, the Sunday Times bestselling author of Kind of Cruel.     LOUISE IS BEREFTHer seven year old son has been sent away to boarding school against her wishes, and she misses him desperately. And wherever she goes she feels she is being followed; haunted, even, by music that only she can hear, sung by a choir of children that only she can see.

The White Road could be a great read for someone who enjoys gritty and atmospheric crime fiction. John Connolly masterfully blends elements of horror and suspense, creating a daunting atmosphere that will keep the reader on edge till the very end. The complex plot and well-developed characters will engage those who appreciate a slower pace and a deeper sense of place. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Southern Gothic literature and crime fiction.

"Procession Of The Dead" is a thrilling crime novel that will leave you mesmerized. The book's unique feature is its perfect blend of mysterious ancient magic, brutal gangsters, and a sweet love story. Darren Shan's incredible writing will keep you hooked as you follow Capac Raimi's journey into becoming a gangster. But soon, he discovers a fantastic secret that The Cardinal, the top crime lord, keeps hidden. A recommended read for those who love crime fiction and ancient magic.

John Connolly thrilled readers with his bestselling novels, "Every Dead Thing, Dark Hollow," and "The Killing Kind." Now he delivers spellbinding suspense as Charlie Parker races to unravel a brutal crime committed in the Deep South. After years of suffering unfathomable pain and guilt over the murders of his wife and daughter, private detective Charlie Parker has finally found some measure of peace. As he and his lover, Rachel, are awaiting the birth of their first child and settling into an old farmhouse in rural Maine, Parker has found the kind of solace often lost to those who have been touched by true evil.But darkness soon descends when Parker gets a call from Elliot Norton, an old friend from his days as a detective with the NYPD. Now practicing law in Charleston, South Carolina, Elliot is defending a young black man accused of raping and killing his white girlfriend, the daughter of a powerful Southern millionaire. Reluctantly, Parker agrees to help Elliot and by doing so ventures into a living nightmare, a bloody dreamscape haunted by the specter of a hooded woman and a black car waiting for a passenger who never arrives. Beginning as an investigation into a young woman's death, it is a fast-moving descent into an abyss where forces conspire to destroy all that Parker holds dear.Hailed as a "master storyteller" "(The London Express)" by critics stateside and abroad, Connolly has once again delivered a riveting and suspenseful story that draws readers toward the horrifying crossroads of the past and present, of the living and the dead. "We are trapped not only by our own history but by the histories of all those with whom we choose to share our lives," he writes. As chilling as it is beautifully rendered, "The White Road" is sure to tread a frightening path for even the most world-weary crime fiction fan.

Still raw from the brutal slayings of his wife and daughter, and the events surrounding the capture of their killer, the travelling man, Charlie Parker retreats to the wintry Maine landscape of his childhood. By following in the steps of his beloved grandfather, Parker hopes to heal his spirit and get through the bitter anniversary of Jennifer and Susan's murder. But the echoes of the past that await him are not all benign. In a gruesome re-enactment of Bird's own nightmares, another young woman is killed with her child and his brief involvement in their lives impels Parker to hunt their vicious murderer. As the death toll mounts, Parker comes to realise that the true answer to the puzzle lies thirty years in the past, in a tree with strange fruit, in his own grandfather's history, and in the perverted desires of a monster incarnate - Caleb Kyle.

Firestorm could be a good read for fans of thrilling psychological mysteries with strong female leads. This book has a unique feature in that it explores the world of arson investigation, and the main character has a special bond with her evidence-sniffing dog. The plot is fast-paced and suspenseful, and the complex dynamics between the characters make for a satisfying read. Some users might appreciate the romantic subplot between the two protagonists. Overall, Firestorm is a highly entertaining mystery that will keep readers on the edge of their seat.

Thomas Bellweather would never knowingly hurt someone he loved. But when his mother is murdered inside their locked house, he is the only suspect. Even his cop-stepdad can't protect him forever in a new town where no one knows or trusts him.The only person who believes him is Charlotte, sister to three protective cops and straight-up dangerous to Thomas. She knows there are pieces missing in the puzzle, and she's determined to find them.But finding things that are hidden could get them both killed.

Firestorm would be a good read for someone who likes high-stakes, action-packed thrillers. The book's most unique feature is Kerry's expertise in catching arsonists and her dog, Sam's, bomb-sniffing talent. Users would appreciate the unexpected twists and Silver's mysterious character. The book tackles themes of trauma, love, trust, and betrayal, and it manages to keep readers on the edge of their seats throughout the read.

Always a Thief could be a great read for those who enjoy suspenseful and unpredictable stories. The main character, Quinn, is a skilled thief on a mission to catch someone even more dangerous than himself. With the help of Morgan, a show director, their plan takes unexpected turns and adds to the excitement. The book keeps the reader on their toes with its complex characters and intricate plot twists.

Tory Brennan, niece of acclaimed forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan (of the Bones novels and hit TV show), is the leader of a ragtag band of teenage "sci-philes" who live on a secluded island off the coast of South Carolina. When the group rescues a dog caged for medical testing on a nearby island, they are exposed to an experimental strain of canine parvovirus that changes their lives forever.As the friends discover their heightened senses and animal-quick reflexes, they must combine their scientific curiosity with their newfound physical gifts to solve a cold-case murder that has suddenly become very hot--if they can stay alive long enough to catch the killer's scent.Fortunately, they are now more than friends--they're a pack. They are Virals.