The Between

In a dystopian America, where hope is a dangerous commodity, sixteen-year-old Ray Garraty joins a macabre competition known as the Long Walk. One hundred teenage boys must maintain a relentless pace of four miles per hour, without rest, without respite. The prize for the last one standing? Anything he desires for the rest of his life.

But the rules are brutal: three warnings for slowing down, and then… permanent removal. As the Walk progresses, alliances form and shatter, sanity frays, and the stark reality of their mortality sets in. Garraty, haunted by his past and driven by a desperate need for a future, must confront not only the unforgiving road ahead but also the darkness within himself and his fellow walkers.

In this harrowing tale from Stephen King, writing as Richard Bachman, survival is more than just a game – it's a descent into the heart of despair, where every step could be your last. Who will endure, and at what cost?

Enter the chilling world of Hill House, a place where darkness dwells and the line between reality and nightmare blurs. Invited by the enigmatic Dr. Montague to study the paranormal, Eleanor Vance, a fragile and lonely woman with a haunted past, joins a small group of fellow seekers. As they delve deeper into the mansion's secrets, Hill House awakens, preying on their fears and insecurities. But is the house truly haunted, or are its guests succumbing to their own unraveling minds?

Shirley Jackson's masterpiece of psychological horror traps you in an atmosphere of creeping dread and mounting suspense. With its unsettling narrative and masterful exploration of isolation, trauma, and the power of suggestion, The Haunting of Hill House is a chilling descent into madness that will leave you questioning the nature of reality long after you turn the final page. A classic of the genre, this is a must-read for anyone who dares to confront the darkness within and without.

In a world plunged into darkness, a new terror rises. Bill Masen wakes in a hospital bed, bandages covering his eyes, only to discover that a meteor shower has left most of humanity blind. But the cosmic event has also unleashed another horror: the Triffids. These seven-foot-tall plants, capable of walking and armed with lethal stingers, are no longer content to be farmed for their oil.

With civilization crumbling, the sighted few must navigate a landscape of chaos, fending off desperate mobs and the ever-growing threat of the Triffids. Masen joins forces with Josella, another survivor, as they struggle to rebuild society and fight back against the relentless, man-eating plants.

In this post-apocalyptic nightmare, survival demands more than just sight. It requires courage, ingenuity, and a desperate fight to reclaim a world teetering on the brink of extinction. Can humanity adapt and overcome, or will the day of the Triffids mark the end of civilization as we know it?

Adeline Reilly inherits her grandmother's haunted mansion, a place shrouded in secrets and whispers of the past. Drawn to the mystery, she soon discovers a chilling legacy – her great-grandmother's journals detailing a terrifying obsession and brutal murder. But Adeline isn't alone in her fascination. A shadowy figure watches her every move, a stalker who knows her deepest fears and desires.

Zade Meadows is a hacker, a vigilante, and a man consumed by Adeline. He believes she belongs to him, and he'll stop at nothing to make her his. As Adeline delves deeper into her family's dark history, she finds herself caught in Zade's twisted game. Is he a monster, or her only salvation?

Prepare to be captivated by a dark romance where the line between love and obsession blurs, and the haunting past threatens to consume the present. "Haunting Adeline" is a pulse-pounding journey into the depths of fear, desire, and the seductive power of the forbidden.