Kristy and Lawrence are a couple who work together as Private Investigators.Kristy is fascinated by the paranormal while Lawrence remains sceptical. She has added psychic skills to her resume which has lead her to being relegated to the role of nanny when she applies for investigate work. She is rescued from this role by a distraught mother, Suzanne, who is convinced her son, Eddy, was murdered.Eddy has died in a house fire, along with a young girl assumed to be Ashlin, who had been left in charge of the house. Kristy is led deeper into the maze of relationships of Eddy and Ashlin and Eddy's family. Kristy finds Ashlin's journal and is fascinated by her account of a young boy and girl dying, in a fire, in a house by the sea. Finally, the case appears to have been wrapped up, at least from sceptical Lawrence's point of view, but following events show all is not as it seems.

A re-creation of the summer spent at the Castle of Chillon by the romantic poets Shelley and Lord Byron, Shelley's wife and her sister Clair.

Nine-year-old Abby surprises herself, her equally timid baby-sitter, and her older brother when they are haunted by a ghost that is trying to reclaim a stolen music box.

Two teenagers experience fear and guilt when one becomes involved in a hit and run accident and the other cheats in order to win a tennis scholarship.

Shy, nine-year-old Abby surprises herself, her equally timid babysitter, and her older brother when they are haunted by a ghost that is trying to reclaim a stolen music box.

Two sisters discover the ghost of a young boy roaming the park.

In May 1816, a small group of weary travellers gathered at a villa on the banks of Lake Geneva, Italy. The eclectic group consisted of poet Percy Shelley, his 18-year old mistress Mary, their four-month-old son William, Mary's step-sister Clare Clairmont, Lord Byron, and the latter's personal physician, John Polidori. To relieve the boredom, and to foster some healthy competition between the rival poets, Lord Byron suggested that each member of the group produce a ghost story. This half-hearted idea was to change the entire landscape of horror fiction forever. Mary Shelley began working on what would later become known as Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus, one of the most enduring tales ever told. In addition, John Polidori came up with a Gothic masterpiece called The Vampyre, based in part on a fragment of one of Byron's stories, which would go on to influence Bram Stoker's Dracula and numerous other seminal works. Both novels are presented here in their originally published form, along with Darkness by Lord Byron, which is also highly likely to have been a product of that haunted summer.