A high-flying aristocrat engages Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson to find his new bride, who vanished on their wedding day.First published in 1892 and collected as part of "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes". Narrated by Robin Reads.

Edgar Allan Poe's peerless narrative poem about a forlorn lover who is visited by a mysterious raven.First published in 1845. Narrated by Robin Reads.

In their case against "the king of blackmailers", Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson cross to the other side of the law.First published in 1904 and collected in "The Return of Sherlock Holmes". Narrated by Robin Reads.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson take on an unexpected case involving mysterious new neighbours with a creepy, yellow face that appears in the window, and a suspicious wife. Things do not proceed according to plan...First published in The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes in 1893. Written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Narrated by Robin Reads.

A man spends a night in the haunted bedchamber of a rundown castle. Gothic tale by H. G. Wells.First published in 1896.Narrated by Robin Reads.

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson investigate a puzzling murder with mysterious connections to "the Valley of Fear" and Professor Moriarty...First published in 1914. Narrated by Robin Reads.

For a young subway cop, a jumper is always a traumatic thing. This time however it is the fact that the jumper survived, that will make things so much worse. For his survival leads Lucy Hanlon to review the CCTV footage and see, clear as day, that this jumper didn't jump at all. He was pushed. Pushed by someone or something, that wasn't there.That push and the evidence of it, pushes Lucy herself toward similar cases, to the unofficial files kept by Detective Madden and to his evide...

When it comes to horror stories there are certain settings that people would probably say were typical. The kinds of setting folks have come to expect. A silent old graveyard full of ornate statues, moss covered slabs and a high pale moon. Or perhaps an abandoned lunatic asylum where the screams of past inmates still seem to ring through the corridors. A creepy old fairground ride, with peeling paint and a wild-eyed clown smiling down at the viewer. Or that hoary old chestnut that’s in all...

Despite being 'only a cleaner' at the public Zoo, Slick Bill knows more about the animals than most of the doctors and zoologists that work there. As a night worker, he definitely knows more about their nocturnal habits and particularly their appetites. So, when the new arrival, a quiet and reflective Tibetan worker by the name of Pema, makes an odd and deeply gruesome request of Bill, he is just the right man for the job.The zoo, after dark, it seems, can be a deeply disturbing pla...

Dark Horrors: 8 Short Horror StoriesStory 1: Alone With The DevilStory 2: Preston’s AtticStory 3: The Taking Of TeethStory 4: Blood In The MilkStory 5: Arnold´s LetterStory 6: Grandma ElStory 7: RelicsStory 8: Erasmus Crane and The Cthulhu MurdersGet Your Copy Today!

Until the day she walked, or rather dragged herself into the centre of town, most people thought that Amy Schiller was a myth.Certainly, she had been a story, circulated amongst the kids of the town since long before I joined the police service, so far back in fact, that I had heard it when I was a child myself. In the story I heard, Amy was supposed to be a ghost. In other versions, she was something more like a monster or witch, but we’ll get to that. In the end though, in reality...

It is late in the Nineteenth Century and monsters stalk the narrow cobbled backstreets of a gaslit Victorian London.On the heath strange stories about the Bloofer Lady, whom Stoker's novel would reveal as Lucy Westenra, tempts the children with sweet delights, behind which lie the sharper points of fangs.Blood in the Milk is a gothic tale that explores the relationship between mothers and monsters, vampires and those other creatures who feed on the young in the dark.