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AS FEATURED ON ITV's THE ALAN TITCHMARSH SHOW, 1 NOVEMBER 2011 NEW AND IMPROVED SECOND EDITION 2025 First Edition published by Peter Owen Publishers, 2010 FROM THE BACK PAGE Initially published in 2010, Pity For The Guy was the first biography of Guy Fawkes to paint a detailed portrait of the man behind the infamous Gunpowder Plot. For hundreds of years, Fawkes has been portrayed as an extreme figure: a rabid Catholic and cold-blooded would-be murderer who tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament, killing James I and much of England’s nobility. Such was the threat that the Gunpowder Plot...

Carl Duggan didn't vanish. He was unmade. In the grey hills of Branton County, something has woken from a century of sleep. Not a monster with teeth and claws, but something far worse: a gentle, patient emptiness that doesn't steal people but slowly unpicks them instead. First their memories go. Then their connections. Then the weight of being someone at all. When Carl's sister brings his photograph to the Balancer of Elderwood, the signs are unmistakable. His eyes are clean. Wiped. Like windows looking into a room where the lights have all been turned off. Milo Endicott knows about ...

Uncover the secret buried in the cellar. Press the button. But whatever you do, don’t open the door. When failed writer David Harp inherits a crumbling house in the small town of Motton, Maine, he’s looking for peace, quiet, and a chance to finally write his novel. Instead, he finds a relic hidden in the darkness—a strange brass machine engraved with two words: THE TRICK. One press of the button changes everything. The shadows in his home begin to move. Pointing fingers emerge from the dark. And the whispers start—a chorus of forgotten voices begging to be remembered. David soon ...

New York Times bestselling author Carrie Ryan and John Parke Davis transport readers back to the boundless world of the Pirate Stream in this engaging and exhilarating sequel to the highly acclaimed The Map to Everywhere that is equal parts adventure, humor, and heart! When the magical waters of...

Their marriage was already broken. But something in the woods is waiting to finish the job. To save their relationship, Rachel and Mark escape to a rustic cabin in the remote West Virginia hills. No cell service. No neighbors. Just the two of them, a silent house, and the thick, oppressive silence of the ancient forest. It’s supposed to be the perfect place to reconnect. But they are not alone. The cabin has a history. A grieving mother. A little girl named Mary who died too young. And a Ouija board left on the mantelpiece, waiting for someone to play. When a knock comes at the door in ...

The Hoppers, celebrating 65 years in gospel music. From humble beginnings on a farm in North Carolina to New York City's famed Carnegie Hall to David's Citadel in Jerusalem. This family shares the stories of life, laughter, sorrow, and encouragement of a most uplifting journey. Regardless, this American family has established a Gospel music legacy. Enjoy this unabridged version of After All These Years.

In the quiet town of Hebron, Kansas, things are beginning to disappear—not lost, but unfound. First a cat, then a child, then an old man, each vanishing without a trace from places thick with silence and solitude.History teacher Lloyd Shelby and detective Anya Voss find themselves drawn into a mystery that defies logic. Guided by Imogen Frost, a bookstore owner with a theory about the holes in reality, they discover an ancient, hungry absence haunting their town—a presence that erases what is forgotten, lonely, or quietly broken.To survive, they must learn to fight with stories: ...

Some inns offer peace and quiet. This one harvests it. When a chilling letter arrives inviting them to the Weeping Hill Inn, twelve-year-old Mirabelle and Everleigh—keepers of things that go unnaturally quiet—recognize a call for help. But this is no ordinary haunting. The inn is a farm, its gentle ghostly guests trapped in endless loops of their final moments, their sorrow milked by something ancient and hungry buried beneath the foundations. Now, with a grieving father and their small band of friends, the sisters must check in for a night. Their mission: break the loops, free the ...

John Davis grew up in the 1970s and '80s on the rough streets of Brooklyn, a place where no one thought twice when parents smacked around their kids - or each other. At the center of the tumultuous neighborhood, and John's world, was his larger-than-life father, Roberto. The Argentinean butcher and kingpin drug dealer was a sadistic bully whose mercurial temper left a trail of tears and chaos across his family.

Some houses are never empty. When journalist Ben Mears buys the old Fallon place in Samford, Maine, he is looking for a quiet escape from his own shattered past. Instead, he finds a silent Victorian with a history that breathes. The first night, he hears it a wet, tuneless whistle drifting up from the locked basement. A sound of someone, or something, working in the dark. The house holds its secrets in a sugar bowl key, in the frantic scratches around a locked door, and in the strange mound of lost things in the dirt below. The town elders know more than they say, speaking of a sour patch ...

In the coastal town of Drowned Crow, the dead don't rest—they cure in salt and stand guard in the back pew of a fog-shrouded church. When Lacey McLeod defies an ancient tradition and denies her drowned brother the ritual, she doesn't just break a covenant—she invites the hungry sea to reclaim what it's owed. Now the Salt-Stained Saints are walking, and they're not leaving. They've come to collect the entire town. From a man whose search for the perfect, tidy companion goes terribly right, to a cursed inheritance of twelve clocks that don't just tell time but steal it, to the predatory ...

Hailed as one of the Greatest Presidents ever, little was known about his wife's life. Join me now on a journey through the life and Paranormal dealings of Mary Todd Lincoln...History is Stranger then fiction

Five lives. Five terrors. One sleepless night. An antique restorer buys an abandoned asylum for a song, only to learn the bricks in the walls hold more than mortar—they hold trapped, screaming minds. An overnight radio DJ stumbles upon a chilling, intelligent pattern in the static between stations, a pattern that watches the town lights below… and seeks to correct their imperfections. A librarian discovers a collection of blank books that fill themselves with the final, fractured thoughts of the local desperate and damned. Now, a new volume has appeared, bearing her own name. A failed ...

Mandy Pandy's peaceful life in the Glimmerpond is shattered when the song of the Brook-in-the-Woods falls silent. The Water Singer is fading, her music choked off at its source. Guided only by a cryptic moss-map and a stoic stone-dwelling pika, Mandy ventures into the towering, silent Stone-Song Mountains with her loyal friends Flick the firefly and Whisper the shadow. There she discovers a deep wound in the earth—a fissure bleeding a hungry Silence that consumes all sound. To save the Brook, she must awaken the mountain's slumbering heart. But the only one who can help is the Weaver, a ...

Mandy Pandy's first solo errand seems simple: fetch a jug of moonberry milk from the village store and come straight home. But when she reaches a fork in the path, a whirlwind of colorful chaos named Zumble Zibbit offers a faster route-the Zibbit Zigzag. Before she knows it, Mandy is deep in an unfamiliar forest, facing magical obstacles at every turn. From a living moss wall that demands a story to a sly fox who trades secrets for safe passage, and a meadow of towering flowers that shush intruders into a deep sleep, Mandy's quick trip becomes an unforgettable adventure. With nothing but ...

When a simple home invasion turns out to be not so simple, Ron Granger must put aside his quiet rural life and return to the Central Intelligence Agency.

In a world where every click leaves a ghost behind, what happens when the internet forgets… but we don’t? We live surrounded by digital ruins—abandoned profiles, silent forums, frozen game worlds, and forgotten homepages. These are not glitches. They are graves. In The Anthropology of Digital Ghosts, writer and digital folklorist John Anthony Davis embarks on a poignant, deeply human exploration of the connected age’s forgotten corners. From the last login timestamp that acts as a tombstone to the eerie silence of a once-vibrant MMORPG, Davis uncovers the layers of loss embedded in ...

ER doctor Julian Arias believes only in cold, hard facts. But when a patient he pronounced dead miraculously revives, his scientific world shatters. Desperate for answers, he performs an ancient ritual to glimpse the afterlife. He shouldn't have. Instead of answers, he invites something in—something intelligent, malevolent, and hungry. Now, haunted by entities that feed on fear and wear familiar faces, Julian's life becomes a nightmare. To survive, he must wage a war not just against the forces infesting his home, but against the pride and terror within himself that gave them power. The ...

An escaped convict crashes into a house of horrors, becoming the only hope for a family tormented by a demonic entity. Armed with his rediscovered Christian faith, he must lead them in a desperate battle for their souls and their home, finding his own redemption in the process. A chilling supernatural thriller about grace, courage, and second chances.

Some houses don't just hold memories. They hold onto feelings. Gail Vance isn't a traditional therapist. She’s an empath, able to see the emotional Echoes that trauma leaves behind. Most are simple to untangle—a Shroud of Despondency, a Phantom of Paranoia. But when she’s called to the Miller family, she faces something far more dangerous. Their home is drowning in a living, sentient grief—a Leviathan—born from the tragic loss of their son. This entity doesn't just haunt the halls; it feeds on the family's deepest secrets and unspoken guilt, twisting their sorrow into a weapon. To...