Resultados da Pesquisa: Supernatural Fiction

Little wear. There are a few spine creases, but the 400 pages remain tight and intact. Slight bends to a couple of corners. Lauren summons a sister, from the demons of Hell. They are like identical twins, except for the fact that one is pure evil.

Cover wear around the edges and corners. Pages intact, clean, binding tight. 381 pages of scary delight. The dead want revenge.

Some wear, including chips at the edges and corners, creases on the spine, and a 0.5 cm tear where the front cover meets the top of the spine. 453 pages are clean, tight and bright. This is Michaels' penultimate novel under this pen name, but continued writing under her other pen name, Elizabeth Peters, until her death in 2013.

Little wear other than a pair of spine creases. 224 pages, all clean, tight and bright. Originally published in 1975, this is a rerelease ahead of the second book to feature Madame Karitska, which came out in 2002. Madame Karitska is a psychic fortune teller who stumbles into a murder investigation. Apparently once every 27 years....

Little wear other than some spine creases and a spine that is slightly out of plumb. 371 pages, plus an author's interview. Pages are clean, tight and intact. Nell's husband dies when his boat explodes. When it is discovered that the explosion was no accident, she consults a medium (because that's a thing in Clark's works), and soon learns enough to put her own life in danger.

Little wear, no spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The second of ten novels in the Ghost Hunter Mystery series.

Very little wear. 288 pages are clean, tight and intact. No spine creases. The second of seven novels in the Ophelia and Abby Mystery series. Ophelia is the small-town Iowa librarian with a touch of psychic powers, Abby is her good witch granny. Two of Ophelia's friends have been murdered five years apart, and now it seems that Ophelia may be next. To top it off, she has to catch the murderer the old-fashioned way, since the psychic thing doesn't work when she needs it.

Cozy mystery. Very little wear, no spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and undamaged. The fourth book (out of ten) in the Ghost Hunter Mystery series.

Little wear, no spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and intact. The third of ten novels in the Ghost Hunter Mystery series.

Very little wear, no spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and undamaged. The first of ten novels in the Ghost Hunter Mystery series.

Little wear other than spine crease. 275 pages are clean, tight and bright. The fourth of 25 novels in the Aunt Dimity Cozy Mystery series. An archaeological dig is stirring up the village of Finch. Lori Shepherd and her ghostly Aunt Dimity search for evidence to prove the legitimacy of the archaeological site and come up with many more secrets about Finch.

Trade paperback. In really great condition. No significant wear, tight, flat, clean. Our favorite psychic spy is back solving mysteries, this time in Washington, D. C. A tale of suspense, espionage and the supernatural.

Very little wear other than the collection of spine creases and slight skewing of the spine that happens so often with used paperbacks.325 pages are clean, tight and intact. Here we have the eighth book of 13 in the Magical Cats Mystery. A pair of regular feline Hogwarts graduates, these two, solving murders left and right. Don't know if they use incantations or potions or what, but I guess without their magic, all the main characters in the series would be in jail for murders they didn't commit.

Little wear other than the obligatory spine creases. 277 pages, all clean, tight and bright. A mystery with touches of the paranormal. Ghosts and mediums and whispering plants, to name a few. The fourth novel of six in the Chintz 'n China series.

Little wear, including a pair of shallow spine creases and a few chips at the corners and edges. Pages are clean, tight and bright. Originally published in 1985 under the pen name Richard Paige.

Cozy mystery. Little wear, other than a ew mild spine creases. Pages ae clean, tight and intact. Eighth book in the series (out of ten).

Some minor wear to the cover. 300 pages are clean, bright and tight. The second of ten novels in the Dulcie Schwartz Feline Mystery series. Here we have a sleuth who is also a Harvard doctoral candidate who talks to the ghost of her dead cat, Mr. Grey. And a dead grad student provides the need for serious sleuthing. Classed as a "cozy" mystery.

Very little wear other than some mild spine creases. 314 pages, all clean, bright and tight. The first of a two-book series involving a ghost cat, a career criminal, and the Devil himself (but without a fiddle of gold).

Minor wear to the cover, pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Spine does have a few creases. A story of suspense, terror and the supernatural by Peter Straub, master storyteller.

Little wear. 312 pages are clean, tight and bright. The fifth of ten novels in the Dulcie Schwartz Feline Mystery series. Our sleuth, who first appeared in print in 2009, is still working on her doctoral thesis three years later, and still finding it necessary to solve murders in her spare time, with the aid of her sometimes cryptic ghost cat. In this case, the prime suspect is herself, but she's pretty sure she didn't do it. So who did?