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The sleepy fishing port of Skullen Bay on the SE Coast of England is suddenly plunged into a terrifying nightmare as several locals vanish without trace. The only witness to the disappearances is the town drunk who rambles on to anyone who will listen about sea monsters. A local reporter and press photographer hire a boat to try and capture evidence of the creature. When the wreckage of their craft is found the police manage to salvage the film from the camera which, when developed, reveals shocking close-ups of something unspeakable. As the body count continues to rise the local police appear helpless to prevent more slaughter. In sheer desperation, the mayor's office brings in an expert in marine biology who launches an expedition to try and capture the creature. An expedition which will uncover a terror beyond imagination.

A group of friends rent an isolated lodge for a short holiday in a mountainous region of Cumbria during one of the heaviest snowfalls on record. Unbeknown to them a ferocious beast, a thing of myth, legend and folklore, more colossal than any primate known to man, roams the surrounding hills; its craving for human flesh growing more fervent with each kill. The serenity of the friends' accommodation is shattered by the arrival of a vicious gang of rogue bikers who, having just pulled off a daring bank robbery during which two innocent bystanders were killed, descend upon the holidaymakers desperate for somewhere remote to use as a hideout from the police. As the bikers terrorise the group inside the lodge, both parties are unaware of the monstrous creature lurking just beyond the shadows outside, waiting with razor-sharp claws and teeth for its next victim. Until it is too late!

When writer and podcast host Mark L'estrange began writing adventure stories for his children, he never dreamed how popular they would become. 'Dad, can we hear another one?' became a common bedtime request in the L'estrange household. Children the world over can now appreciate tales of Larry Lamppost and his motley band of friends. Will the hapless Mr Shopper cure his shopping addiction? Will Me-Me, Bop-Bop and Meehawl stay out of mischief? What is it with Wilma Wallpaper and wallpaper? In the bedtime stories of Mark L'estrange, adults aren't always right, mischievous children get a second chance and good deeds and imagination brighten everyone's lives.

This volume features a chilling collection of three horror novels by Mark L'Estrange, showcasing his talent for weaving suspenseful and eerie narratives. Each story delves into the darker aspects of human nature and the supernatural, promising to captivate readers with gripping plots and unsettling twists. Perfect for fans of horror, this anthology offers an immersive experience into L'Estrange's unique storytelling style.

Set in eighteenth-century England, the story follows Vincent Goddard as he uncovers the haunting legacy of his ancestral home, Mandrake Hall. The narrative weaves together themes of family history and mystery, exploring the impact of the past on the present. As Vincent navigates the dark secrets of his lineage, he confronts both personal and historical demons that shape his identity and fate.

This volume features a chilling collection of three horror novels by Mark L'Estrange, showcasing his signature blend of suspense and terror. Each story delves into the darker aspects of human nature, weaving intricate plots that keep readers on the edge of their seats. With richly developed characters and haunting atmospheres, the collection promises to deliver spine-tingling thrills and thought-provoking themes, making it a must-read for horror enthusiasts.

Set in a charming Cornish village, the story unfolds in Thorndike, where close-knit community ties define daily life. Generations of families have deep roots, creating a rich tapestry of relationships and histories. As secrets and stories intertwine, the village's seemingly idyllic facade may hide deeper truths, inviting readers to explore the dynamics of small-town life.

Set in rural Hampshire, the small town of Clevedon embodies a strong sense of community, where residents are dedicated to supporting one another. The narrative explores the welcoming spirit of the town as neighbors extend kindness to newcomers, highlighting themes of friendship and belonging in a close-knit environment.

Exploring the impact of a family curse, the narrative delves into how it affects the lives of multiple generations. Characters grapple with their inherited destinies while seeking to break free from the haunting legacy. Themes of fate, resilience, and the struggle against one's past are woven throughout the story, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll of the curse. As secrets unravel, the quest for redemption and understanding becomes central to their journey.

Set on Christmas Eve, the story intertwines themes of wonder and magic with an underlying sense of terror. As the holiday unfolds, anticipation builds, revealing unexpected twists that challenge the traditional festive spirit. Characters navigate the complexities of joy and fear, creating a unique narrative that explores the darker side of this beloved season.