Sherlock Holmes And The Servants Of Hell
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Paul Kane Books
September 3, 1810 – February 20, 1871
Paul Kane has been writing professionally for nearly fifteen years, contributing genre journalism to prominent magazines and authoring critically acclaimed non-fiction works. His award-winning short fiction has graced publications on both sides of the Atlantic and been broadcast on BBC Radio 2, with his novellas often reaching shortlist recognition at major awards. Kane's expertise extends to editing anthologies and collaborating on notable projects. He is also known for his novels, including a post-apocalyptic reimagining of the Robin Hood mythos and other genre-defining stories.
End of the End
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
In a post-apocalyptic world where despair reigns, the narrative explores the struggle for survival amidst overwhelming odds. Characters grapple with loss and the remnants of their former lives, seeking purpose and connection in a desolate landscape. Themes of resilience and the human spirit emerge as they confront their darkest fears and strive to reclaim hope. The story delves into the complexities of human emotions in the face of extinction, ultimately questioning what it means to live when everything familiar has vanished.
These Dreaming Spires: A Dark Academia Anthology
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
A NEW SEMESTER BEGINS A beguiling, sinister collection of 12 more dark academia short stories from masters of the genre, including Olivie Blake, Genevieve Cogman, MK Lobb and more! Twelve original dark academia stories from bestselling thriller writers – imagine darkened libraries, exclusive elite schools, looming Gothic towers, charismatic professors, illicit affairs, the tang of autumn in the air… and the rivalries and obsessions that lead to murder. Featuring stories from: Olivie Blake Genevieve Cogman Ariel Djanikian Elspeth Wilson MK Lobb Jamison Shea Kate Alice Marshall Erica Waters De Elizabeth Taylor Grothe Kit Mayquist Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
Criminal psychologist Robyn Adams is at breaking point after a previous case resulted in an attempt on her own life. But as she sits in the car about to head home, her phone rings. It’s Robyn’s cousin, Vicky Carter, who she hasn’t seen or heard from in years. Vicky’s voice cracks down the phone. Her husband, Simon, has been found buried on Golden Sands beach. Desperate to help and determined not to let her last case get the better of her, Robyn returns to the coastal village where she spent summers with Vicky as a child. Robyn knows that she has let Vicky down in the past and is set on making up for lost time. Throwing herself into the case, she combs through evidence, intent on discovering a lead that will help the local police. But there is clearly someone who wants Robyn gone. She is convinced someone is watching her and when she begins to receive threatening notes, Robyn knows that she could be risking her life… But Robyn won’t leave again – she owes it to Vicky to stay.