There's a new evil coursing through Salem, but something about it feels eerily familiar.Henry Trank's visions of a soul-stealing stranger are more than just nightmares—they're a warning.When Salem's coven leader is threatened, Henry takes action. But he's not himself lately. Jagger Corey left him with a dark gift and a rage he can't control.Lucifer, alive and scheming in the Witch City, wants it that way.A hidden prophecy holds the key to Sa...

A strange new merchant arrives in the Witch City, the League of the Moon are on high alert.Jagger Corey seemed to appear from nowhere. He's arrived with a dark wish, and unusual things have begun to happen in Salem.Henry Trank, called to Maine to take care of his ailing father, has disappeared. Joanne Trank is attacked on the Salem common by six supernatural entities. The Chief of the Salem Police goes missing on a routine ...

Someone wicked this way comes . . .Henry and Joanne thought–hoped–it was over. That when Delilah was born, malevolent forces around every corner would disappear from their lives. But in the Witch City, it's never that simple."Delilah Is Ours!" A threat, scrawled in blood, drips down their front door. Beneath it hangs the effigy of Wanda Heinze, leader of the League of the Moon coven, left by a mysterious, faceless entity caught on the buil...

A terrifying dream. A cryptic message. A mysterious death.As the haunting echoes of a nightmare fade, Henry tries to shake them off. But nothing in Salem is ever that simple. A cryptic message emerges in his steamy bathroom mirror. When he shows Joanne the strange symbols, she feigns ignorance.Jo's had a nightmare of her own, and it didn't end well for Henry. The members of the League of the Moon coven are each having the exact dream, at the same t...

Some enemies never die. They just wait to be remembered.Salem was meant to be a fresh start. But when ER Nurse Henry Trank starts dreaming of a woman being hunted through the snow, the nightmare follows him into daylight—right down to the pine needles tangled in his hair.What began as a haunting dream spirals into something far more terrifying. Desperate for answers, he records himself sleeping—only to discover he's acting out the brutal final moments of th...

The classic adventures of one of American literature’s most beloved characters from Mark Twain, one of America’s best-loved writers.Here is a lighthearted excursion into boyhood, a nostalgic return into the simple, rural Missouri world of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, Becky Thatcher, and Aunt Polly. It is a universal world of attending school and playing hooky, pranks and punishments, villains and desperate adventure, seen through the eyes of a boy who might be ...

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy is a novel, first published in 1878. This one is considered to be one of the greatest works of literature ever written.This is a complex novel structured in eight parts, with more than a dozen major characters, Anna Karenina is spread over more than 750 pages.It deals with themes of betrayal, faith, family, marriage, Russian imperial society, desire, and life in the country and in the city. The story centers on an extramarital affair between Ann...

This book is merely a personal narrative, and not a pretentious history or a philosophical dissertation. It is a record of several years of variegated vagabondizing, and its object is rather to help the resting reader while away an idle hour than afflict him with metaphysics, or goad him with science.Still, there is information in the volume; information concerning an interesting episode in the history of the Far West, about which no books have been written by persons who were on t...

Youth is the third novel in LeoTolstoy's autobiographical trilogy, which includes Boyhood and Childhood..

'We are living in a world in which nobody is free, in which hardly anybody is secure, in which it is almost impossible to be honest and to remain alive.'In 1936, at the behest of his publisher, George Orwell set out for Wigan to observe what life was really like in some of the most deprived areas of Britain's industrial heartlands. The result was a revealing and unflinching portrait of the working class of northern England.Brilliantly written, stro...

Two boys are born on the same day in sixteenth-century England; one is a beggar, and the other is the Prince of Wales. Growing up, Tom Canty daydreams of hobnobbing with nobility, while Edward Tudor, son of King Henry VIII, longs for freedom beyond the castle walls. One day, the boys have a chance encounter, realize that they look a lot alike, and decide to switch places. But they soon learn that idealistic fantasies don't match up with reality. American author Mark Twain first published h...