Anthony Monday takes a vacation to another world in this mind-blowing mystery from the author of The Lamp from the Warlock’s Tomb. Summer is here and Anthony Monday has been asked to join his friend Miss Eells and her brother Emerson on a vacation to northern Canada, where Emerson owns a no-frills cottage on an island. School may be out, but there’s still a riddle to be solved: A few years ago, three tourists visiting the cottage disappeared without a trace . . . The cottage has no electricity, but it’s humming with strange sounds and illusions. Before long, Anthony finds a disappearing chest that turns out to be a portal to another world—a realm populated by evil human-like creatures who want to drag Earth and its inhabitants into their dimension. As Anthony, Miss Eells, and Emerson try to come up with a plan to save the world, they are faced with their own intruder: a visitor from the other side with vengeance on his mind . . . “The atmosphere throughout this adventuresome chiller is appropriately scary and the villains are certainly evil personified.” —School Library Journal “Bellairs’s characters have a captivating charm that adds to this spellbinding adventure.” —VOYA “Throwing in plenty of conventional ingredients (ghosts, illusions, cryptic clues, secret passages, magic amulets, a witches’ sabbath, cliffhangers, last-instant rescues, etc.), Bellairs dishes up a broth spiced with action [and] suspense.” —Kirkus Reviews “While the notion of passage into another world is not new, the late Bellairs provides unique twists.” —Publishers Weekly

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The Calberi Mansion is set in Ivorytown, Canada, of approximately 100-200 residents in the 1800s (Victorian Age) at the time of the Salem Witch Trials. A beautiful young woman, Rose, meets her perfect in every way match in Hester Applewood. The pair grew up together and when they attended a social event as young adults, they decided to marry. Before the wedding Rose and Hester traveled around the world for the year it took their home to be built. During their time abroad Rose and Hester purchased many of their belongings for their home and had them shipped back to Ivorytown. A great many exciting events unfold as you enjoy this 3-part series, so sit back, get comfy and enjoy the first installment of The Calberi Mansion episode one!

The mansion beyond the red gate sits there in the mist -- almost beckoning you to come in. You've been sent the official invitation, but something strange is going on. Those who enter the mansion are never seen or heard from again. What's going on? Why don't they come back out? In order to find out, you must choose to go through the gate yourself. You're not sure what's going to happen when you do. You're afraid. Then an unpredictable series of events leads you to the realization that you must go in now! You can't wait any longer. Time is running out . . .

Kathleen Manning a nurse is a very independent modern young lady.This story takes place at the northern most part of Maine where rocky cliffs are on one side of the road and ocean on the other with the Gaylord Van Houghton mansion up high on the moor with Grandmother Martha's cottage at the bottom of the moor. Kathleen Manning comes from Philadelphia to visit her very ill grandmother and that my friends is where the mystery begins. It is believed that the Gaylord mansion is haunted. Is it? You will have to wait and see.

On a July night in Culver City, California in 1969, Paul and Kyle sneak into one of MGM's Back Lots. As they explore the astonishing dilapidated old sets, they encounter actors long dead and at Tara on the long forgotten Gone With the Wind set, meet Scarlett (Vivian Leigh) and Ashley (Leslie Howard). The novel interweaves adventure, magical realism, and important life situations that tests their friendship and eventually means the difference between life and death.

Caina Amalas is a Ghost nightfighter, one of the elite agents of the Emperor of Nighmar, and she has defeated both corrupt lords and mighty sorcerers. As the Padishah of Istarinmul prepares to make peace with the Emperor, the Ghosts must keep the Padishah’s ambassador safe from assassins. But when an escaped slave begs for Caina’s help, she finds dark plots stirring in the shadows. Plots that threaten to devour the Empire and unleash terrible horrors.

Mis/takes departs from the bulk of screen discourse by applying Jungian and Post-Jungian ideas on unconscious processes to popular film and television. This perspective offers a rich insight into the way that various myths infiltrate popular culture. By examining the function of psychological motifs and symbols in cinema and television, Terrie Waddell opens up another way of thinking about how identity can be constructed and disrupted. Mulholland Drive, Memento, The Others, The X-Files, Twin Peaks, The Sopranos, Spider, Intimacy and Absolutely Fabulous all lend themselves to this approach. The close analysis of these films/programs are guided by a number of core archetypes from trickster and Self to incest and the grotesque. The book’s four parts reflect these dominant patterns: Jung, trickster and the screen Mistaken identities, self-deception and the undead Redeemers, bad dads and matricide Excesses of the sad and the sassy Mis/takes gives readers a chance to engage with screen material in an original and subversive way. This study will be of great interest to Jungian analysts and students of film, cultural studies, media, gender studies and analytical psychology.

New York Times Bestselling Author: A deadly blossom grows in the rich Louisiana soil—and awakens a terrifying threat… It had been years since wolfsbane grew on the bayou, yet everyone who lived in Ducros Parish, Louisiana, knew that someday it would appear again. With its pretty yellow flowers and lovely green leaves, wolfsbane was as beautiful as it was deadly. And when the townspeople saw the ancient root once again spring from the earth, they knew it wouldn’t be long before they heard the terrifying howls in the night . . . There were those who called the tales of wolfsbane superstition, the stuff of childhood legend. But others knew that when the flower blossomed again, so would the spilling of human blood—and there was nowhere to run, nowhere to hide . . .