Eleven extreme-horror authors explore whether Satan invades the innocent, or simply gives the willing permission to become what they already are.Evil doesn't always arrive with horns and fire. Sometimes it whispers. Sometimes it tempts. Sometimes it wears your face. Across eleven unflinching stories, Who's Satan Inside? digs into possession, religious terror, bodily violation, psychological unraveling, and the moment temptation becomes consent.Edited by And...

Irreverent merriment. Diabolical debauchery. Gory good times. Editor Shane McKenzie has gutted the holiday spirit and left it to bleed out on the pages of this gruesome, extreme horror tribute to special occasions. Includes stories by the following masters of the macabre: Jack Ketchum, Joe R. Lansdale, Bentley Little, Nate Southard, Lee Thomas, Wrath James White and More!

Kick off your shoes and kick back with this six-pack of sci-fi cool, chock full of thugs, drugs, femme fatales, and cosmic secrets.The Mutagenic Cycle...A thief discovers the drug he stole is more than merely mind-altering, and the designer from whom he stole it more terrible than humanly possible … love and betrayal clash in a world in which the only escape from slavery is to become inhuman … one man provides hope to a world devastated by genetic catastrophe.Other ...

Sector General: A massive deep-space hospital station on the Galactic Rim, where human and alien medicine meet. Its 384 levels and thousands of staff members are supposedly able to meet the needs of any conceivable alien patient--though that capacity is always being strained as more (and stranger) alien races turn up to join the galactic community. Sentient viruses, interspecies romances, undreamed-of institutional catering problems--it all lands on Sector General's doorstep. And the only ...

This captivating book takes readers deep into the enigmatic world of Area 51, the legendary U.S. military base shrouded in secrecy and conspiracy. The Secrets of Area 51: Unveiling the Mystery explores decades of intrigue, blending meticulous research with gripping storytelling to uncover the truth behind one of the most mysterious locations on Earth.From its origins as a testing ground for cutting-edge aircraft to its infamous reputation as a hub for extraterrestrial activity, thi...

His Glorious Appearing: An Exposition of Matthew Twenty-Four by James White is a comprehensive theological analysis of one of the most significant chapters in the New Testament, where Jesus discusses His second coming and the signs of the end times. White, a prominent figure in the early Adventist movement, presents a detailed exegesis of Matthew 24, examining the text's implications for believers and its relevance to contemporary Christian life.In this exposition, White delves into the pr...

In "Sketches of the Christian Life and Public Labors of William Miller," James White crafts a biographical narrative that delves into the life of William Miller, a pivotal figure in the 19th-century religious revivalist movement. The book meticulously combines historical documentation with a compelling literary style that oscillates between narrative and exposition, effectively illustrating the fervent spirituality and the theological convictions that defined Miller's ministry. White's wor...

“Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.” Amos 3:7. No truth of inspiration can be more clearly demonstrated than that God reveals his designs to his prophets, that men and nations may be prepared for their accomplishment. Before visiting with judgments, God has uniformly sent forth warnings sufficient to enable the believing to escape his wrath, and to condemn those who have not heeded the warning. This was the case before the flood...

The Wreck of the Golden Mary gathers six linked narratives within the framing device of a shipwreck, transforming Victorian Christmas reading into a study of survival, memory, and moral responsibility. Its mixture of maritime adventure, domestic realism, confession, verse, and reflective essay gives the volume an unusually varied tonal range. The survivors' accounts—including a haunted tale of jealousy and a moving meditation on maternal loss—place sensation alongside sentiment, religious ...

In "The Eighteen Christian Centuries," James White presents a comprehensive historiographical analysis of Christianity's evolution across nearly two millennia. This scholarly work deftly interweaves theological developments with socio-political contexts, employing a narrative style that balances accessibility with in-depth critical analysis. White meticulously organizes the progression of Christian thought and practice, elucidating significant milestones—ranging from early Church formation...

Once you open 400 Days of Oppression… there is no safe word.Natasha has finally found the man of her dreams in Kenyetta—dominant, alluring, and capable of unlocking parts of her sexuality she never dared to explore.Kenyetta, however, isn't sure their relationship can last. There's no way Natasha, with her white-trash upbringing, can truly understand a Black man. To prove her love, Natasha agrees to a BDSM challenge that blurs the line between pleasure and t...

The Wreck of the Golden Mary is an illuminating anthology that masterfully encapsulates themes of human endurance, moral complexity, and the resilience of the human spirit amidst catastrophe. Comprising a vivid tapestry of narrative styles from some of the most respected figures in Victorian literature, this collection offers a dynamic exploration into the psychological and emotional depths faced by individuals at the brink of disaster. The diversity in narrative techniques'Äîfrom poetic a...