<div>An ancient vengeful spirit attempts to return through the body of a terrified young woman in this horror classic by an award-winning &ldquo;master of the genre&rdquo; (Rocky Mountain News). Phony psychic and conman Harry Erskine never really believed in the occult until Karen Tandy approached him with a rapidly growing tumor on her neck, complaining of dark and disturbing dreams. When the mass is revealed by doctors to contain something living, the stakes skyrocket&mdash;not only for Karen and Harry but for all humanity. Something terrible is returning from the shadows to which it has been confined for centuries&mdash;a Native American monstrosity determined to destroy every vestige of the white race that oppressed and preyed upon America&rsquo;s Indians. And unless a motley group of ill-prepared defenders can harness an ancient native magic, there will be no stopping the malevolent shaman&rsquo;s terrible rebirth&mdash;and no escaping the wholesale carnage it will engender. The Manitou introduced the great Graham Masterton to the canon of horror, instantly placing him among the genre&rsquo;s elite. A longtime favorite for its bold originality, unrelenting creepiness, supernatural shocks, and otherworldly surprises that would have made H. P. Lovecraft proud, Masterton&rsquo;s classic continues to stand tall alongside Stephen King&rsquo;s Carrie, Peter Straub&rsquo;s Ghost Story, and other unforgettable literary horror debuts.</div>

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The Manitou

<div>A rash of sacrificial deaths in California leads an investigator into a nightmare world of occultism and Nazi terror: &ldquo;A master of the genre.&rdquo; &mdash;Rocky Mountain News The shocking suicide of his beautiful fianc&eacute;e has left Lloyd Denman devastated. Though outwardly happy, Celia Williams chose to set herself on fire, ending her young life in the most excruciating manner imaginable. Haunted by her death, Lloyd vows to uncover the truth behind her bizarre actions. An answer may be waiting for him in the California desert, where ashes and bone are all that remain of a busload of passengers who perished in an apparent mass suicide by fire that has the police baffled. But Lloyd&rsquo;s desperate search is pulling him deeper into the circle of the Salamanders&mdash;a world domination cult born of the same dark and ancient secrets that spawned Adolf Hitler&rsquo;s Third Reich. And once in, there may be no way out for Lloyd, except through the terrible purifying agony of flame. A gripping masterwork of supernatural suspense from one of the very best in the nightmare business, Graham Masterton&rsquo;s The Hymn is a breathtakingly original tale. Combining terrors both psychological and supernatural with the mystical secrets of Native American shamans and Nazi butchers alike, the award-winning, critically acclaimed author of The Manitou spins a web of darkness guaranteed to ensnare fans of Stephen King, Peter Straub, and other masters of first-class horror. Originally published as The Burning.</div>

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The Hymn

<div>Edgar Award Finalist: A demon-possessed house in San Francisco is out to devour the world in this horror tale by the acclaimed author of The Manitou. A desperate and terrified old man appears at the office of John Hyatt at the San Francisco Department of Sanitation with a chilling complaint. His house, Seymour Willis insists, is breathing. Hyatt suspects a rat infestation but the truth is worse. Much worse. An ancient demon out of darkest Native American folklore lives within the walls and floorboards of Willis&rsquo;s home&mdash;an all-powerful malevolent being determined to break free and wreak havoc on the City by the Bay. Soon a tiny cadre of believers in the impossible&mdash;including Hyatt, Willis, and a Native American shaman&mdash;hold the fate of all humanity in their hands. The monster&rsquo;s hunger for blood and flesh is insatiable and it is determined to escape its prison and become whole. And once it does, the entire world will be its feeding ground. A haunted house story like no other&mdash;a gory and terrifying tale of demonic possession&mdash;this award-winning supernatural thriller by the acclaimed author of The Manitou provides substantial chills on every page. A tale of unrelenting terror reminiscent of the works of H. P. Lovecraft, Graham Masterton&rsquo;s Charnel House will haunt your dreams long after you&rsquo;ve turned the final page.</div>

Charnel House

<div>In a town where Confederate blood still flows, a serial killer is on the loose&mdash;one so evil he&rsquo;s no longer human. America&rsquo;s Civil War left wounds on the land that bled for over a century&mdash;and perhaps something even more terrible that will never heal. A man on the edge, haunted by a recent personal tragedy, homicide detective Martin Decker has been assigned to investigate a bizarre series of gruesome and seemingly random mutilation murders plaguing Richmond, Virginia. A serial killer is somehow finding his way into locked rooms to butcher his victims before vanishing without a trace, and the only witness is a young woman with Down syndrome who claims to have seen the man responsible for the horrific carnage. But the bloody trail is leading Decker to a place where his sanity will be sorely tested&mdash;and where pure evil has given rise to an unstoppable nightmare of terror and death. This gripping masterwork of horror fiction from Graham Masterton, the award-winning author of The Manitou, takes horror to a breathtaking new level. A story not for the faint of heart, The Devil in Gray is a stunningly original tale of terror, one of the very best, from an acknowledged giant of the genre. </div>

The Devil in Gray

<div>Unsealing the hatch of a rusty old WWII tank will unleash a demonic nightmare in this novel by &ldquo;the master of modern horror&rdquo; (Library Journal). Thirty-five years have passed since the Allied invasion of Normandy on D-Day turned the tide of World War II against Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Reich, and it&rsquo;s been more than three decades since the residents of the tiny French village of Le Vey witnessed the horrific slaughter of hundreds of German soldiers by thirteen black tanks. One of the tanks remains on the outskirts of town&mdash;its hatch mysteriously sealed, trapping its controller inside&mdash;only to be discovered by American surveyor and cartographer Dan McCook. Driven by curiosity and an inexplicable compulsion, McCook is about to do the unthinkable and release what lives within the tank upon an unsuspecting world. And once the monstrous occupant reunites with others of its demonic kind, a new world war will begin, one that threatens to wash the earth in blood and drag every man, woman, and child through the fiery gates of hell. A chilling and ingeniously original tale of demonic possession and apocalyptic possibilities, The Devils of D-Day is classic horror at its best, from the award-winning author of The Manitou.</div>

The Devils of D-Day

<div>Three nightmare-inducing classics of contemporary horror from the award-winning &ldquo;master of the genre&rdquo; (Rocky Mountain News). As &ldquo;the living inheritor of the realm of Edgar Allan Poe,&rdquo; Graham Masterton takes his place alongside Stephen King and Peter Straub in the canon of contemporary horror authors. Here are three of his most memorable novels, all steeped in supernatural shocks, Lovecraftian creepiness, and Masterton&rsquo;s own boldly original vision (San Francisco Chronicle). The Manitou: A tumor growing on the back of a young woman&rsquo;s neck is in fact a vengeful spirit attempting to reenter the world. This acclaimed debut novel was adapted into a film starring Tony Curtis, Susan Strasberg, and Burgess Meredith. &ldquo;A chilling tale.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus Reviews Charnel House: In this Edgar Award Finalist, a house in San Francisco is possessed by an ancient demon with an insatiable hunger for blood. As it threatens to escape from its prison, the hapless homeowner, a civil servant, and a Native American shaman are the only ones who can stop it. &ldquo;[A] horror stalwart . . . Masterton is capable of conjuring a spooky atmosphere and evoking chills from understated terrors.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly The Hymn: In this masterwork of supernatural suspense, a man haunted by his fianc&eacute;e&rsquo;s suicide investigates a mysterious rash of sacrificial deaths in California and descends into a nightmare world of paranormal cults and Nazi terror. Originally published as The Burning.</div>

The Graham Masterton Collection Volume One

<div>Two chillingly ingenious horror novels from the award-winning author of The Manitou and &ldquo;the living inheritor of the realm of Edgar Allan Poe&rdquo; (San Francisco Chronicle). Graham Masterton &ldquo;has always been in the premier league of horror scribes&rdquo; alongside such luminaries as Stephen King and Peter Straub (Publishers Weekly). Here are two of Masterton&rsquo;s most strikingly original novels, where the horrors of history wreak demonic evil on the present day. The Devil in Gray: In Richmond, Virginia, a bizarre and brutal serial killer is somehow entering locked rooms, mutilating victims, and disappearing without a trace&mdash;and a homicide detective&rsquo;s sanity is tested as he tracks a murderer beyond the human capacity for evil. The Devils of D-Day: In a French village, an American surveyor discovers an abandoned Nazi tank. When he unseals its hatch, a demonic force is released into the world and a new global war threatens to drag mankind to the gates of hell.</div>

The Graham Masterton Collection Volume Two

<div>A chilling supernatural tale&mdash;with an environmental twist&mdash;from a master of modern horror. What would happen if the water ran out? Ex-Marine Martin Makepeace only learned the truth of the maxim that you don&rsquo;t know what you have until you lose it, the day his wife walked out on him with their two kids. Now, the social worker does his best to take care of those who need it most. But good deeds mean nothing when the water just . . . disappears. It hasn&rsquo;t rained for months, and now, in the height of summer, the taps run dry. And not, as they first suspect, because of a burst water main. In the deprived areas where Martin works, the water&rsquo;s been intentionally cut off. And it&rsquo;s his job, he discovers, to tell the families he cares for not to panic. Martin soon has more problems than lack of water. His daughter is sick with fever. And as riots over bottled water start, Martin&rsquo;s teenage son is framed, and arrested, for a terrible crime. Soon Martin is left with no choice but to take drastic action to save his family, while corrupt politicians try and use the situation to their advantage, with calamitous results . . . &ldquo;Another captivating novel from an author who seems to be able to turn nearly any idea into a compelling story.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist</div>

Drought

<div>Are you brave enough to discover what figures of fear haunt the imagination of the &ldquo;master of modern horror&rdquo; (Library Journal)? From the beginning of history, men and women have been haunted by figures of fear&mdash;and now, in his latest short story collection, award-winning horror writer Graham Masterton reveals the figures that haunt his own imagination and keep him awake at night. Figures of Fear presents eleven stories, introducing eleven new evils, guaranteed to unsettle and disturb. Meet the little girl whose mother is keeping something important from her, with fearful results . . . Tremble at the artist who can see the future and prevent it, at a price . . . Beware of the dark, and the evil that lurks within it . . . Tremble, and hide, at the sound of the jingle-bells . . . Do figures of fear really bring bad luck? Or are they nothing more than stories? Only you can figure out how fearful you are . . .</div>

Figures of Fear

<div>&ldquo;Masterton turns in another top-notch performance. . . . This is an excellent horror story, with an added dimension, an extra layer of suspense.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist, starred review Michael Spencer is involved in a car crash that kills his girlfriend. He wakes to find himself in the hospital of a small town in Montana. There he convalesces and gradually becomes acquainted with the local community, most of whom seem to be clever and charming, although some are arrogant and difficult to get on with. In particular he forms a relationship with a smart and pretty local girl. He learns that he has been in a coma for weeks and that his friend&rsquo;s remains have already been sent back to California for cremation. He keeps in touch with his family through emails and phone calls. As time goes by, however, and he gradually recovers his mobility, he begins to notice odd things about the community. People disappear without explanation and nobody ever mentions them again. Strangers come and go on a regular basis but the local people seem to ignore them. He is about to leave and go back home when his new girlfriend disappears. He stays to investigate. He gradually begins to come to the terrible conclusion that he is actually dead and that everybody in the town knows that he is no more than a ghost. The truth, however, is far more shocking . . .</div>

Community

<div>A bone-chilling tale of terror and suspense from a &ldquo;master of modern horror&rdquo; (Library Journal). Modern-day America. Fifteen Boy Scouts and their seven adult leaders are found to have committed suicide in the forest of a scout reservation. One of the dead boys is a friend of Sparky Wallace, whose father Jack runs a Polish restaurant in Chicago. Drawn into investigating the suicides, Jack discovers a connection with his own grandfather, who killed himself in the Kampinos Forest in Poland when he was fighting the Nazis in World War II. Together, Jack and Sparky travel to Poland to unlock the terrifying mystery of what really makes people panic in the forest. But before they can do so, they have to experience panic for themselves, and reach the very brink of madness. &ldquo;Masterton delivers another well-written horror story.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist</div>

Forest Ghost

<div>A self-proclaimed psychic investigates a deadly plague that creates talking corpses in this chilling horror novel by the author of Blind Panic. Virus expert Anna Grey is disturbed when a dying patient is wheeled past her lab vomiting fountains of blood and screaming like a banshee. To make matters worse, when she examines the man’s corpse, she could swear she hears him whisper: “Get it out of me.” John Patrick Bridges is dead. He’s definitely dead. But if he’s dead—how is he talking? Anna wonders if she’s going mad. But then a second man hemorrhages and dies; yet Anna hears him whisper, “Please help me.” There is no such thing as demons, Anna tells herself. But cynical fortune-teller Harry Erskine knows otherwise, and a series of extremely disturbing events are forcing him from his Miami home towards the bereaved Anna, who does not yet know the evil she is facing . . . Praise for Graham Masterton “God, he’s good.” —Stephen King “One of the most original and frightening storytellers of our time.” —Peter James “Suspenseful and tension-filled. . . . All the finesse of a master storyteller.” —Guardian (UK) “One of Britain’s finest horror writers.” —Daily Mail (UK) “You are in for a hell of a ride.” —Grimdark Magazine</div>

Plague of the Manitou

<div>&ldquo;Black magic, mobsters and evil witches hold La La Land hostage, making Masterton&rsquo;s latest batch of chills and chuckles scarier than a writers&rsquo; strike.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly From Graham Masterton, the bestselling author of the Katie Maguire series, comes an unputdownable story of a deadly alliance between LA gangsters and terrifying witches . . . A ruthless new crime syndicate holds Los Angeles in a grip of terror. Anyone who opposes it suffers a horrible death . . . but not at human hands. Bizarre accidents, sudden illnesses, inexplicable and gruesome deaths: the mobsters will stop at nothing to eliminate their enemies. Every bloody step of the way, their companions are four mysterious women, witches who wield more power than the gangsters could ever dream of. With the help of his mysteriously gifted neighbor, Annie Conjure, Detective Dan Fisher must fight both the LAPD&rsquo;s skepticism and this chilling new power. And at the heart of the nightmare lies the final puzzle, the secret of . . . The 5th Witch. For readers of Angela Clarke, Peter James and Stephen King, this gripping novel from the legendary Graham Masterton will leave you reeling. Praise for the writing of Graham Masterton &ldquo;The living inheritor to the realm of Edgar Allan Poe.&rdquo; &mdash;San Francisco Chronicle &ldquo;Masterton is a crowd-pleaser, filling his pages with sparky, appealing dialogue and visceral gore.&rdquo; &mdash;Time Out &ldquo;One of the most original and frightening storytellers of our time.&rdquo; &mdash;Peter James, #1 bestselling author of Dead Simple &ldquo;A true master of the horror genre.&rdquo; &mdash;James Herbert, bestselling author of The Rats</div>

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