Scary eBooks That Will Leave You Shocked Beyond Your Imagination

Hair-raising eBooks are an excellent source of entertainment during your free time. They can teach you how not to be fearful. Let's take a look at some of the scary eBooks that you can find on Plotlens.

Double Kiss - Ronnie O'Sullivan

Frankie James thinks his troubles are in the past. When he is busy running his Soho Club, he realizes that his brother’s finally out of prison. When Tommy Riley goes missing in Ibiza, Frankie is the only man who is right for the job. On the other hand, Frankie knows if he agrees to help find Tanya, he’ll be thrown into a world of danger again. But if he doesn’t proceed with the mission, Tommy could destroy him.

Absolute Proof - Peter James

Investigative reporter Ross Hunter receives a call that will change his life: a man claims that he’s been given absolute proof of God’s existence. He wants Ross’s help for the story to be taken seriously. The stakes are high for religions around the world. Will Ross survive long enough to present the evidence? Head over to Plotlens and get this eBook to find out.

Her Broken Wings - D K Hood

The sound that wakes her from sleep is of someone moving around in their house. Detective Jenna Alton arrives at the family home to find Lucas Robinson’s body lying in a pool of his blood in his bed. Investigations later revealed that Lucas was having an affair.

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Thrilling Private Detectives You’ll Want to Read Up On

Looking for your next thrilling mystery? Consider reading up on these two fictional private detectives.

Easy Rawlins. An African American World War II veteran turned private detective living in Los Angeles, Ezekiel “Easy” Porterhouse Rawlins didn’t pursue detective work but fell into it after losing his job at an aircraft manufacturer. The creation of American crime fiction novelist Walter Mosley, Easy Rawlins first appeared in Mosley’s 1990 novel Devil in a Blue Dress, which was adapted for the big screen in 1995. Set in the 1940s-1960s, Easy Rawlins finds himself not just investigating crimes but doing so while navigating the social injustices and race politics of America, all while avoiding police intervention due to the fact that his detective work is unlicensed.

Pete Fernandez. A reporter turned private detective, in Alex Segura’s Silent City fans were first introduced to a Pete Fernandex facing a failing career, an ended engagement, and the sudden death of his father. After returning to his hometown of Miami he’s convinced to help a man investigate the disappearance of his daughter, and through subsequent novels Fernandez finds himself following a path of private investigation, one which he had never expected. Pete Fernandez has now been featured in 7 stories to much critical acclaim, and he’s without a doubt one of the most interesting fictional detectives in modern literature.

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Must read horror books that you may have overlooked

There is nothing better than curling up with a good book. But there’s no denying that reading a book that scares you so much, you can’t read on, but then you have to know what happens is even better. Here are some must read horror books that will have you hiding them in the freezer.

The Terrifying Tales by Edgar Allan Poe

The father of the mystery genre, Poe is a master of the truly terrifying, and this collection of short stories is filled with more terror than a modern day horror movie marathon. His ability to latch onto fears that live at the edge of the subconscious mind and twist them as he rights is a marvel that cannot be oversold.

The Monk by M.G. Lewis

A classic gothic tale from 1796, there is a lot in The Monk to attract even the most avid horror readers. It’s the story of Ambrosio, the monk, who is led into a life of depravity by a woman called Matilda. Matilda has smuggled herself into the monastery disguised as a man. Ambrosio ends up selling his soul to the devil to avoid being tortured by the Spanish Inquisition. However, in the end, the devil throws him over the edge of a cliff onto a pile of rocks, killing Ambrosio. Filled with violence, sex and supernatural goings on, it’s no surprise that is was so popular when it was first published.

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