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Kindle
Pagine
180
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Inglese
Pubblicato
Oct 17, 2012
Editore
RadioArchives.com
Descrizione
Terror Tales Paul Ernst Book 2
Table of Contents:
Terror Tales — An Introduction by Will Murray
The Devil’s Cistern — January 1936: Up from the dark cistern’s unplumbed depths, lifting its ton-weight lid, came a dead hangman’s companion, bringing despair to two young people as it beat a terrifying path straight to its friend’s grave!
The Mummy Maker — March 1936: Beauty of face and body condemned Sherry Verrell to the most ghastly fate woman can know — that of lying helpless, unable to move so much as an eye-lid, even though life yet lingers in the body all others believe a corpse!
Guests of the Lovely Dead —June 1936: Geoffrey Carter shuddered. Was it possible that the bodies of the beautiful girls who had so mysteriously disappeared were actually being assembled into one perfect form by a mad genius? Only one element was said to be lacking — and Carter’s fiancee had the most perfect head and shoulders in the world!
We Heard the Devil Laugh! — July-Aug 1936: Clive Farman tried to quell his lovely wife’s instinctive fear — as he, whose gruesomely skillful hands had revived a being no man could look upon and stay sane, gave them suave welcome to the house of ghastly death!
Models for Madness — Jan-Feb 1937: To Jean Hawke, the horrible legend of the prowling Black Ones became stark reality, when she actually found herself in their noisome lair. But she knew still greater horror, when she saw the death-like creature who towered above her — and recognized his face!
King of the Swamp Horde — Jan-Feb 1937 (by Paul Ernst writing as Emerson Graves): Speechless with terror, Esther Coulton stared into the slimy green swamp foliage through which her little sister had just that instant disappeared — in the grasp of a nameless nightmare shape...
Honeymoon With Horror — May-June 1937: The only way Francine Aldwyn could hope to thwart the blood-lusting beast that nightly took possession of her soul and body, was to persuade her husband to chain her to her bridal couch!
Table of Contents:
Terror Tales — An Introduction by Will Murray
The Devil’s Cistern — January 1936: Up from the dark cistern’s unplumbed depths, lifting its ton-weight lid, came a dead hangman’s companion, bringing despair to two young people as it beat a terrifying path straight to its friend’s grave!
The Mummy Maker — March 1936: Beauty of face and body condemned Sherry Verrell to the most ghastly fate woman can know — that of lying helpless, unable to move so much as an eye-lid, even though life yet lingers in the body all others believe a corpse!
Guests of the Lovely Dead —June 1936: Geoffrey Carter shuddered. Was it possible that the bodies of the beautiful girls who had so mysteriously disappeared were actually being assembled into one perfect form by a mad genius? Only one element was said to be lacking — and Carter’s fiancee had the most perfect head and shoulders in the world!
We Heard the Devil Laugh! — July-Aug 1936: Clive Farman tried to quell his lovely wife’s instinctive fear — as he, whose gruesomely skillful hands had revived a being no man could look upon and stay sane, gave them suave welcome to the house of ghastly death!
Models for Madness — Jan-Feb 1937: To Jean Hawke, the horrible legend of the prowling Black Ones became stark reality, when she actually found herself in their noisome lair. But she knew still greater horror, when she saw the death-like creature who towered above her — and recognized his face!
King of the Swamp Horde — Jan-Feb 1937 (by Paul Ernst writing as Emerson Graves): Speechless with terror, Esther Coulton stared into the slimy green swamp foliage through which her little sister had just that instant disappeared — in the grasp of a nameless nightmare shape...
Honeymoon With Horror — May-June 1937: The only way Francine Aldwyn could hope to thwart the blood-lusting beast that nightly took possession of her soul and body, was to persuade her husband to chain her to her bridal couch!
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