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Doctor Albert Keptopolis,
physicist and student of the occult, sets out to devise a theory of paranormal
phenomena. One day, he comes home bearing an arcane book and mysteriously
disappears. Lillith, his young mistress, calls the police. Martin Kopinski, a
hard-boiled detective, is assigned the case, as he must cope with the occult,
demons and ancient gods. In addition, he falls in love with Lillith, a friend
commits suicide by tearing his own heart out, he meets a witch who can turn
herself into a telepathic cat, and encounters a horrible dragon-like creature.
The trail leads him and Lillith into strange other worlds of the elder gods,
where danger lurks everywhere. Excerpt Purchase


Sally was a farmer's daughter, dissatisfied with her life until she meets the mysterious Karl, an extremely attractive man, kind and loving, with an air of mystery about him. Why did she only see him after dark? What were his visits to the local undertaker about? Why did he live in an abandoned mansion? And what was his connection to the wolf that had been hanging around the farm? Although she had fallen in love with him, the answers struck terror into her heart. Worse things were to come. A terrible family secret was revealed to Sally, and an evil man was out to destroy her one true love. =Excerpt PPurchase



Charlie Winterbottom is in a bad way. He
is broke, has lost the last of his money and his lucky floppy hat in a poker
game, and his girl friend, Honey Bunn, has left him for his archeologist rival,
Heinrich Schmidt. In addition, his friend, the physicist, Aaron Gamostein has
vanished. In an attempt to recoup, he goes on a hunt for the Eye on the Pyramid
with Gamostein's lovely assistant, Isabella Juliet, the brainy Boris Ambitchov,
and the evil Doctor Sivana. The hunt leads them to a museum, a graveyard, and
encounters with the evil secret society, The Darkinati, and the wicked witch,
Haleem. The hunt continues to

When Linneus took the key from his pocket and examined it, it seemed to be a plain, ordinary, old-fashioned iron key, somewhat ornate, but still only a key. Yet, something about it intrigued him to no end. What door or chest did it unlock? Does it have something to do with the ancient ruin of a castle he'd struggled so hard to reach? What drew him to the castle against the advice of his uncle? There was the inscription on the antique box and the psychic's prediction. Mysteries upon mysteries. Fate has led him to this formidable and daunting castle, with its fearsome towers and cold stone blocks. Soon he would find out its secret. Excerptpurchase