John Hennessy

Romilly Winter is no ordinary heroine, just a reluctant one. She has a gift. She can see the future. But can she see far enough? The world in which she lives is under attack - the dead are rising, and evil follows her at every turn. Will she be able to save herself - and the world?" From the Diary of Romilly Winter, October 14th. "I've had two years to prepare for this. In that time, I have never told a soul. Of course, my Nan knew. She'd bequeathed me the mirror, after all. Now, maybe tonight, tomorrow, in a few days, the event that I don't want to happen with all my heart, will come to pass. I'm not ready. I know I'm not ready, and yet, it will happen nonetheless. Nan had this thing in her possession for nearly seventy years. She had told me I simply had to be at Rosewinter, prior to my sixteenth birthday no matter what objections my parents raised. She said I was 'special', and was the only one equipped to deal with what was coming. The problem is, I don't feel special, I just feel...different, and in all probability, that isn't going to be good enough. In just two days time, I will be sixteen years old, and if anything my Nan said is remotely true, I will be lucky to survive that long...." AUTHOR NOTES: With themes of witchcraft, ghosts, demons and paranormal horror, Dark Winter: The Wicca Circle is not for the very youngest of readers.

Book One: the Wicca Circle

Dark Winter

Сергі́й Ві́кторович Жада́н

Ostap Kin

New Orthography

At the End

Tormented by all the wicked and evil deeds she has committed in her life, the vampire has never known what it is like to truly rest in peace. Far from the confines of the Blood and the Raven; at Castle Dreymuir, a most unlikely source offers her a way out of the life. Initially, she dismisses it out of hand; stating the cost is far too high for her to possibly consider. But as time goes on, one overwhelming desire eats away at her - a return to innocence in both her waking hours and whilst she sleeps. Will she accept this deadly but most compelling of offers, so that she can put her brutal existence to rest, once and for all? *** Following Murderous Little Darlings, and The Blood and the Raven, this is the third novella in A Tale of Vampires series. *** About A Tale of Vampires Series: - Mature content. There will be seven books in the series, novella style, that are separate, standalone stories, but link up to one big story in the end. Of course, they are best read in order.

Innocent While She Sleeps

A group of teenagers spend a night amongst the ruins of an old priory, taking turns to scare each other with a tale of horror, the next tale more frightening than the last. When it comes to Seth, the last storyteller, he is reluctant to tell the story, because once the tale has been told, those who hear it, will begin to die. His friends think Seth is bluffing - but is he in fact, telling the truth? This is the second in A Tale of Vampires series.

The Blood and the Raven

Romilly protected the Mirror of Souls and won a decisive victory over the demons of Gorswood. She believes her job is done, and prepares to leave her hometown. The demon within her, however, stays - and leaves Romilly no chance to find happiness, peace and love.A humiliated Toril is unable to move on. The young witch wants vengeance no matter what the cost. Toril raises the stakes in a cat-and-mouse game with the enemy where only one can emerge victorious.Beth faces an internal struggle to stay true to her faith whilst needing to do what is right. When an old adversary resurfaces to challenge her, maybe even having God on her side will not be enough.With the nightmares becoming all too real, Romilly, Toril and Beth can no longer tell friend from foe.When the terrors of the night become the terrors of the day, who will be left standing for the final showdown? Dark Winter: Crescent Moon, the second installment of the Dark Winter Trilogy is out October 2014.NOTES FOR READERS: Mature content. Story contains elements of strong fantasy and psychological horror, infrequent but strong swearing, some sex references

Dark Winter: Crescent Moon

Night 1: 12 billion taken. Day 1: Confusion. Night 2: 13 billion taken. Day 2: Panic. Night 3: 13 billion taken. Day 3: The fight for survival begins. In 2048, the human population borders 39 billion after the termination of the birth control industry, and the realities of overcrowding have sunken into the minds of the world, until billions mysteriously go missing. In the wake of civilization's collapse, a trio of teenage gamers from Washington struggle to endure. Maggy, a strong-willed intellectual, leads Darrel and Félix, two shy geeks, on an expedition down the west coast, as they try to determine the source of humanity's downfall.A YA post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller.

Torvill and Dean

Christopher Dean

Jayne Torvill

Traces the lives of the British ice skaters, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, and discusses the development of their ice dancing programs

Torvill & Dean

"By her blood we are made, by the spilling of her blood will we become undone." - Nina O'Hara, Innocent While She Sleeps *** Bound by the vampire's blood, two men embark on a mission that may result in their deaths. They plan to do, what no human has yet achieved; and put an end to the line of vampires that has given their lives purpose, but has also blighted their entire existence. Also bound by her blood, a vengeful vampire is of the same mind. She vows to kill the Dreymuirs for taking her human life when she was just a young woman, fulfilling a promise to her husband, who was savaged to death in front of her. Left alone in the Castle to fend for herself, a young vampire's brutal existence may finally be at end. As she faces her demise in the presence of those she has loved by blood, and those she has made in blood, will she welcome her death, or slaughter all in front of her? In a race to the death, who will survive the bloodiest of reunions? The Reunion of the Blood is the fifth tale of vampires in John Hennessy's best selling series. 1. Murderous Little Darlings 2. The Blood and the Raven 3. Innocent While She Sleeps 4. Dream the Crow's Black Dream NOTE: Mature content. Not recommended for readers younger than 18.

A Tale of Vampires -

Reunion of the Blood

Brian Hennessy

The Emergence of Broadcasting in Britain

Historical Report on the Troop Movements for the Second Battle of Manassas, August 28 Through August 30, 1862

Three siblings. An endless list of victims. A whole lot of time to kill. * * * With two specimens of the undead on either side of her, Juliana knew there was no escape. Kill the one they had selected for her, or be killed, and become one of them. What had the neighbours in the road called them, back when their childhood pranks were just that? Oh yes, she remembered now. Murderous Little Darlings. They had the faces of angels, but possessed the very soul of the Devil. Marcus had fully embraced his vampire side from the moment he was born. Rocco was the second eldest, and had fought the temptation all of his life. Then Marcus finally broke him. That just left Juliana. Will she resist them, or join in the hunt? A black comedy from the author of Stormling and Dark Winter, Murderous Little Darlings is the first of a seemingly unrelated set of vampire novellas, collectively known as A Tale of Vampires. Some infrequent but strong swearing, plus fantasy horror elements are contained within this book.

Murderous Little Darlings

Three Legends. One True Horror. An old house stands on Normandy Road, uncared for and uninhabited for years, until one day, believing an urban legend that no-one dares to live there, a young boy decides to cross its threshold. Yet the house is far from empty - within its walls, a terrible evil has been disturbed. It will take one brave soul three of the longest nights of his life to unlock its secrets, but will he live to tell the tale? *** Although told as a work of fiction, this tale really is based on a true story. Part of the Haunted Minds series of books. A supernatural ghost thriller from the creator of the Dark Winter Trilogy and A Tale of Vampires Series Editorial Review 'The Ghost of Normandy Road should be an award-winning novel because it is well written and riveting. I highly recommend it for adults, as well as young adults. It is the perfect book for anyone who likes scary stories.' - Kristen Van Kampen for Readers' Favourite

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