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Starship for Hire is a science fiction adventure. It follows the story of a starship crew led by Captain Rocannon, who undertakes various missions in a futuristic setting. The narrative combines elements of space opera and action, focusing on the challenges and exploits of the crew as they navigate through different interstellar adventures.

During a play about witchcraft in an English Village theater, a young actress girl disappears. When her friend begins investigating the disappearance, she finds herself in danger of becoming the next victim.

A horror lurks outside an old man's house. Is it just a wild animal, some mischievous teens, or could it be something far more sinister?

A captain's past sins have not been forgotten. His former soldiers are coming for him, and they won't stop until he pays. But when revenge turns to chaos, who will survive?

The shadows grow deeper, the nightmares more vivid. Each story is a step further into terror. How far will you go before there's no turning back?

Dark forces whisper, nightmares grow teeth, and the truly wicked go unpunished. These stories are not for the faint of heart. How much horror can you handle?

The shadows hide horrors beyond imagination. The things that lurk in the dark are cruel, hungry, and waiting. Are you ready for the nightmare?

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The Wood Beyond the World, first published in 1894, is a seminal work in the fantasy genre and is considered one of the earliest examples of modern fantasy literature. The story follows Walter, a young man who embarks on a journey that leads him to a mysterious and magical land beyond the world he knows.Walter encounters various fantastical beings, including the enigmatic Lady and the Maid, and becomes embroiled in their conflicts and schemes. The novel is notable for its richly detailed setting, Morris's use of archaic language, and its influence on later fantasy writers, including J.R.R. Tolkien.The Wood Beyond the World is praised for its imaginative storytelling and its blend of medieval romance with elements of myth and legend.

In this gripping urban fantasy, ordinary people are faced with an extraordinary threat: the Nightmare People, terrifying creatures that feed on fear and can slip into reality through dreams. As the lines between dreams and the waking world blur, a small group of survivors must band together to fight these mysterious invaders before they consume everything. Suspenseful and eerie, the novel explores the nature of fear and survival in a world under siege by the supernatural.

In a future ruled by tyranny, one man dares to challenge the system. As he uncovers the truth behind his society's rigid laws, he faces dangers that could change the course of history.

A daring expedition to the Moon uncovers an ancient civilization hidden beneath its surface. As the explorers unravel its secrets, they face dangers that could alter humanity's future. Will they make peace-or trigger catastrophe?

Beneath the Earth's surface, an astonishing civilization thrives in secret. When a group of explorers discovers this lost world, they struggle to understand its strange technology and customs. But as curiosity turns to peril, they must find a way to escape before they are trapped forever. Hidden World blends classic adventure with visionary science fiction, offering a thrilling tale of discovery and survival.

This second Hilary Quayle mystery finds her backstage at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry when musicians are being bumped off one by one. Author Kaye draws on his experience as an entertainment reporter for this country music mystery.

Regeneration by H. Rider Haggard is a thought-provoking novel that explores themes of spiritual rebirth and moral redemption. The story centers on James Seymour, a man who has lost his way in life due to personal failures and societal pressures. In a desperate bid to find meaning and purpose, Seymour embarks on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. Along the way, he encounters various characters who challenge his beliefs and guide him towards a path of inner regeneration. Through his trials and tribulations, Seymour learns the value of faith, hope, and the possibility of a new beginning.Published in 1910, Regeneration reflects Haggard's deep interest in spiritual and philosophical questions, offering readers an inspiring narrative of personal growth and renewal.

Join Lancelot Biggs, an unconventional and brilliantly eccentric space traveler, as he stumbles through the cosmos in a series of hilarious and absurd adventures. Whether navigating interstellar mishaps or outwitting bumbling bureaucrats, Biggs always finds a way to turn the impossible into the inevitable. Packed with humor, wit, and classic space-faring antics, Lancelot Biggs, Spaceman is a delightful romp through the universe, perfect for fans of lighthearted science fiction.

Timequest is a science fiction novel first published in 1985. The story reimagines the life of the poet William Blake as a time traveler, exploring themes of art, history, and the nature of reality. The narrative delves into Blake's visionary experiences, suggesting that his profound works were influenced by his journeys through time. This blend of historical fiction and speculative narrative offers a unique perspective on the life of one of literature's most enigmatic figures.