TRAPPED IN THE HOUSE FROM HELL . . . FOREVER? Paul Dunford now believes in ghosts, but the knowledge isn’t much help, as the ghosts apparently don’t want him leaving Hell House. Phoenix Aurora, housekeeper of Hell House, wants Paul and his friends to remain there forever. “The house insists on it,” she tells them. Hell House has a secret, however. Although on the surface, it seems to be just another haunted building, this particular house is something much worse than merely another repository for the restless and angry dead. The answer to the mystery lies a hundred years in the past. What exactly did David De Mornay, Hell House’s perverted builder, and his equally perverted daughter Erin do to make their building so evil, so reliant on human suffering for its own existence? Maybe, just maybe, if Paul, Jennifer, Isadora, Aaron, and Tom can find out what that secret is, they might survive the eternal terrors the House promises them. But really, this is just a slim hope. A razor-thin hope. Because, for one thing, Phoenix Aurora has no intention of letting any of them leave her evil house alive. And secondly, Paul and his companions still have to experience the terrors of the Living Wall: the Wall of pain and misery, the Wall of damnation and sorrow and suffering. The Living Wall extends forever in all directions and all it has to offer its captives is eternal torment.

Where the past is cursed, and revenge is a work of art. Paul Dunford owes crime lord Marko Velli a lot of money. Unfortunately for Paul, he has no way of paying back the money he owes Marko. But then, fortunately for Paul, Marko offers him a deal: All that Paul has to do to have his debt written off is spend one weekend at the new house in Raynham that Marko has just bought for his aged mother. Why? Well, Marko’s mother believes her new house is haunted/cursed and refuses to live there. Paul’s job is to determine whether or not the house actually is haunted. Marko tells him to take a group of friends over there, have fun, and wait to see if any ghosts crash the party. Paul’s main qualification for this job is that he doesn’t believe in ghosts. But Paul’s unbelief in the supernatural is about to be overturned big-time. Because, unknown to him, the building he’s going to be spending the weekend in with his friends has been tagged the “Bermuda Triangle of Houses,” and it’s been given that name for very good reasons. Because, a whole lot of people have inexplicably gone missing in there. Vanished for good, never to be seen again. And to further complicate matters, two angry young women have business at the same house that involves disposing of a dismembered corpse. Yes, Paul Dunford and his friends will make it into the Hell House on Raynham’s Carver Street, but the million-dollar question is: will any of them make it out again? Will any of them leave Hell House alive?

Tales of the Undead - Hell Whore contains some of the best names in modern horror. Together, we will discover the works of over twenty new and established authors. Steady yourselves, and prepare for unholy terror. It's time to meet the masters of the macabre.

Welcome to EnterPAINment - The Margaret Mayhem Show. When former MMA fighter Dave Ferguson accepts a mysterious job with EnterPAINment Corp, he thinks he’s found the ultimate gig: a thousand dollars a day to work with elite MMA fighters in a secret facility. Welcome to "Somewhere"—where pain is profit. Run by the gorgeous but icy Margaret Mayhem, "Somewhere" is a prison of pleasure and brutality, built to satisfy the darkest desires of the world’s richest women. At Somewhere, fighters brawl for blood while prostitutes and servants cater to every vice. Surveillance is total. Escape is impossible. And beneath the luxury lies something far worse—rituals of power and pain that blur the line between sport and sacrifice. Margaret Mayhem is the gorgeous high priestess overseeing the temple of the world's pain. As Dave descends deeper into the madness of EnterPAINment, he must decide whether to play the game—Margaret Mayhem's brutal game—or let it destroy him. In Wol-vriey’s trademark blend of dark humor, eroticism, and horror, EnterPAINment exposes a world where violence is currency and pleasure demands a price no soul can afford.

Unlock success… at the cost of your soul. Grady Burke was delivering a pizza when he found the evil book. Or more accurately, when the evil book found him. Which was really very unfortunate for Grady and his family and friends and his employers. Grady lived at home with his transgender older sister Kayla, who filmed internet porn in her bedroom, and his father Tommy, who laundered money for the Boston mob. Now, Grady Burke wasn't exactly a loser or a slacker, he was just supremely unmotivated. So, maybe the evil book had decided Grady needed motivating. The evil book was titled: How to Succeed in Life. And when, very soon, people around Grady began dying in gruesome and incredible ways, Grady and those closest to him were caught in a race against time to work out exactly how one succeeded in life without getting murdered, mauled, and mutilated by macabre monstrous forces in the process. How to Succeed in Life folks: The world’s most deadly self-help manual.

Maryanne Wilson's death was definitely an accident. Her husband, Bob, had absolutely no intention of killing her. But it was almost certain that a court of law would see things differently, particularly after Bob had sex with Maryanne’s corpse . . . and that was why Bob Wilson decided not to call in the police, but to seek an alternative solution to the problem he'd gotten himself into . . . . . . A solution that, unfortunately, only made matters a whole lot worse for him. But, to backtrack a little to the genesis of this momentous disaster . . . Everything began because Bob Wilson was working too hard and as a result was neglecting his loving wife, Maryanne. And so, Maryanne asked their upstairs neighbor, Jennifer, for help. Jennifer Haskins apparently knew a little magic, and so she cast a spell on Bob, one that would help Maryanne get laid on a more regular basis, like every night if she so desired. What could possibly go wrong with a simple arrangement like that? Everything you can't possibly imagine . . .

Evil everyday awaits, And it tampers with our fate. Greg is about learning the hard way that you don't mess with Aunt Grace.Evil comes in different guises,It has many forms and sizes. Nine completely fleshless skeletons recovered in the Massachusetts woods. Two detectives on the trail of a horrible, hungry monster.Evil loves the troubled soul,Anguish and misery are its goal.Broken-hearted Allie Jackson has a date with a creature from Hell.Evil plays its little games,Making humans shriek in pain.Things are about to get well out of hand for everyone, and in horrifying, terrifying ways they don't expect.

Consummate EVIL is coming. It is relentless and unavoidable. It is Blue. Jessica Schreiber is seeing things. Very horrible things. Since arriving in Raynham for what should have been a relaxing vacation, she's been seeing the Big Blue. Jessica is smelling things too-dead and rotting things that she can't see. She is sure those dead and rotting things are dead people. Lots of dead people. Jessica's worst nightmares will soon become her reality. Her reality will soon become a terrifying nightmare. The tentacled residents of the House of Death have a lot that they wish to show Jessica Schreiber. They have a lot that they wish to tell her. But will she survive long enough to learn their lessons?

Welcome To The Road Trip From Hell Pagan is demon-possessed. Lori is suicidal. Britt is just terminally pissed off. Meet three young Boston women on the run from the law, each with problems that will fuse into more than the sum of their individual parts, becoming a holocaust of sex and violence and terror, a literal rain of blood and horror and gore and evil. And if that wasn't already bad enough, Pagan's pet demon is slowly transforming her into something both unspeakable and unholy. Truly, these girls aren't smiling.

Adam Norwood suffers from a rare skin condition, one that means he’ll burst into flames if he steps out into sunlight. As a result of this, Adam lives in a world of protective drapes, on a private island with his loving wife Phoebe and his father-in-law Lester, who may or may not be a wizard. Adam Norwood is happily married to Phoebe. They are as happy as Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Blissfully happy indeed. But is Adam REALLY happily married? Because for the past several months Adam has been dreaming that his wife Phoebe has been murdering him on a consistent basis, killing him over and over again. But each morning afterwards, Adam realizes it was just a nightmare. But the nightmares are now starting to drive Adam crazy. And now, Hilary Burton, a sexy party visitor to Goat Island, has mistaken Adam for an ex-lover of hers, and has decided, that married or not, she wants him back. And this isn’t any kind of a normal situation, as Adam is about to find out. The can of worms that Hilary Burton will open up on Goat Island may cost everyone living there their lives. Adam Norwood imagined that his extreme photosensitivity and allergy to sunlight was bad. He thought his repetitive nightmares of Phoebe murdering him were deadly. He was wrong on both counts. Adam Norwood is about to discover the true definition of ‘bad’ and ‘deadly.’