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Silent Command Rituals Book 8: The Invitation at Midnightby Cassian WardThe night opens a door she was never meant to cross.Elena receives an elegant, black-sealed invitation bearing his handwritingbut marked with a symbol she has never seen. At midnight, she steps into his other world: a world of masks, whispers, and dangerous quiet; a place where power moves without sound and every gaze carries meaning.Inside this private society, Sir is not merely her guide.He is known.Respected.Feared.And she, for the first time, is seen.As Elena follows him through the rules of the housesilence, obedience, proximityshe discovers how desire becomes ritual, how devotion becomes protection, and how every moment of stillness binds her deeper to him. But not everyone in this world believes she belongs at his side. Rival eyes linger. Old alliances crack.Danger moves behind the masks.When he claims her publicly for the first time, the room shifts.When she chooses him despite the risk, the night deepens.And when he seals their vow under the cold glow of midnight, nothing between them remains untouched.Dark, elegant, and breathlessly intimate, The Invitation at Midnight expands the Silent Command Rituals universe into new territorywhere silence is a weapon, power is a performance, and devotion is a vow made in shadows.

What would you do if no one could see you? What would you become?H. G. WellsThe Invisible Man follows Griffin, a brilliant but unstable scientist who discovers a way to render himself completely unseen.But invisibility comes with a terrible priceparanoia, isolation, and moral decay.Part thriller, part psychological drama, this novel captures the dangerous intersection of genius and obsession.A cornerstone of sci-fi and horror, The Invisible Man continues to captivate readers worldwide.Uncover the terrifying power of invisibilitystart reading today.

What would you do if you possessed the ultimate powerthe power to vanish without a trace?Enter the chilling world of Griffin, a brilliant but unhinged scientist who achieves the impossible: total invisibility. But this scientific triumph quickly turns into a nightmare of psychological terror and chaos. H. G. Wells, the master futurist, plunges you into a suspenseful, relentless manhunt as Griffin descends into megalomania, realizing that invisibility offers not liberation, but total moral corruption. Feel the thrill of the unseen presence and the suspense as a quiet English village battles an enemy they cannot see, touch, or escape. This novel is a masterpiece of early science fiction horror, exploring the profound ethical questions of genius unleashed without conscience.A definitive classic whose influence is seen across generations of literature and film, The Invisible Man remains one of the most exciting and unsettling entries in the H. G. Wells collection.Can humanity defeat an enemy that doesnt exist? Click "Buy Now" to experience this timeless thriller and stare into the terrifying abyss of absolute power.

Two timeless epics. One unforgettable journey.Step into the world of gods, warriors, battles, and legends with The Iliad and The Odyssey, the foundational masterpieces of Western literature.In The Iliad, witness the final, explosive days of the Trojan Warwhere Achilles rage shapes the fate of nations.In The Odyssey, travel alongside Odysseus as he braves monsters, temptation, and the wrath of the gods to return home.These stories continue to inspire modern storytelling, offering readers a sweeping blend of heroism, love, loyalty, betrayal, and divine intrigue.Praised for centuries and studied worldwide, Homers works remain a testament to the power of narrative and imagination.Join millions of readers who have been moved, challenged, and transformed by these legendary tales.Unlock the epics that shaped historybuy your copy today.

Before history, there was Homer. Experience the definitive, comprehensive saga that shaped Western civilization, philosophy, and storytelling.This essential volume collects these immortal Greek Epics:The Iliad: Witness the final, bloody stages of the Trojan War, focusing on the fierce wrath of the greatest warrior, Achilles, and the noble tragedy of Hector. This is the ultimate tale of honor, fate, and the meddling gods of Olympus.The Odyssey: Follow the cunning hero Odysseus on his desperate, long, arduous journey home after the war. Survive encounters with the monstrous Cyclops, resist the deadly song of the Sirens, and face down vengeful gods, all while his loyal wife Penelope fights to preserve his kingdom.Homers monumental work is more than just epic poetry; it is the source of all Greek mythology, a profound exploration of human heroism, moral choices, and the eternal desire for home. An indispensable classic literature collection.Begin the journey that began all journeys. Click "Buy Now" to instantly download this dual-volume masterpiece of adventure and myth.

In The Idiot, Dostoevsky introduces Prince Myshkin, a man of profound kindness and sincerity whose moral purity clashes with a society driven by pride, greed, and emotional chaos. His return to Russia sparks entangled relationships, personal rivalries, and tragic misunderstandings.This restored edition preserves the depth, emotional complexity, and philosophical richness of Dostoevskys vision while offering a clear, accessible reading experience. Exploring themes of compassion, innocence, and the corrupting forces of modern life, the novel remains one of his most moving and profound works.Admired worldwide for its humanity and depth, it continues to challenge and inspire readers with its portrayal of goodness in a flawed world.Meet one of literatures most unforgettable charactersadd this powerful classic to your collection today.

A man too good for this world. A society determined to break him.Prince Myshkin returns to Russia after years of illness, carrying a rare giftunshakable kindness. But in a world fueled by greed, jealousy, and desire, his innocence becomes a danger. Drawn into a tragic love triangle and a whirlwind of emotional chaos, Myshkins gentle heart collides with people who mistake compassion for weakness, leading to consequences as devastating as they are inevitable.Praised as "one of Dostoevskys most beautiful and heartbreaking works," this novel explores moral purity, madness, passion, and the fragile line between goodness and ruin. Its unforgettable characters and emotional depth continue to move readers around the world.If you crave psychological intensity, moral complexity, and a story that lingers long after the final page, this masterpiece will stay with you.Open the bookand witness the fate of a pure soul in a broken world.

Dealing with breakups is a lifelong exercise. Who hasnt experienced heartbreak? It not only hurts, but also continues as psychosomatic mental imagery. Why was I left so abruptly? Did I misjudge my partner fundamentally? What remains of a long-term relationship when it ends abruptly and unfairly? Deceived? Exploited? Slandered? He had been through a divorce; she had been through several. Should they stay friends? In his book The Hypocritical Love of Maria Eucharia, Alfred H. Frage reflects on this and other topics. In his autofiction, he reveals his feelings in an authentic yet non-trivial way. These are feelings that many have experienced, and he explores them with bewilderment. These months of literary reflection serve as a kind of memory and a romantic guide for those in similar situations.

In 17th/18th century France, the best friend of the future regent of Paris falls victim to a murder plot. Considered an invincible fencing master, he was the only one who had mastered the legendary Nevers thrust, an unblockable sword thrust to the forehead of his opponents. Thus, he could only be defeated by an overwhelming superiority of fighters. Another fencing master swore revenge on those involved in the plot and relentlessly and cunningly pursued them throughout Europe and into the highest circles of Parisian society for years.

Own the Entire Spectacle of the Human Condition.Honoré de Balzac did not just write fiction; he built a civilization. "The Human Comedy" is arguably the most ambitious project in literary history—a v

A legendary curse, a desolate moor, and a monstrous hound that haunts the nightSherlock Holmes faces one of the most gripping and atmospheric cases of his career.In The Hound of the Baskervilles, Arthur Conan Doyle blends mystery, suspense, and gothic tension as Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate the strange death of Sir Charles Baskerville and the eerie threats surrounding his heir. Dark landscapes, whispered legends, and hidden motives weave together into a story that keeps readers captivated from the first page to the final revelation.This restored edition preserves the haunting mood, sharp dialogue, and masterful plotting of Doyles original text while offering a clean, modern reading experience. Readers witness Holmess brilliant deductions, Watsons unwavering loyalty, and a mystery that has become one of the most celebrated works in detective fiction.Praised worldwide as the finest Sherlock Holmes novel, this timeless classic continues to be studied, adapted, and admired more than a century after its publication.Enter the fog-covered moor and uncover the truth behind the legendadd this unforgettable masterpiece to your collection today.

A cursed family. A fog-shrouded moor. A monstrous howl that freezes the bloodHolmes has never faced a case like this.When Sir Charles Baskerville dies under terrifying circumstances, whispers of a supernatural hound spread through Devonshire. Fearing for the life of the new heir, Dr. Mortimer seeks the help of Sherlock Holmes. As Holmes and Watson follow a trail of eerie clues, strange footprints, and deadly secrets, they uncover a truth far more shocking than any legend.Praised as "Sherlock Holmess greatest adventure," this classic blends atmospheric horror with razor-sharp deduction, creating a mystery that has captivated readers for generations.If you love moody suspense, gothic landscapes, and detective work at its finest, this unforgettable novel will grip you from the first page to the last.Step onto the moorstart reading now and face the hound that haunts the Baskerville name.

Its Christmas eve, but theres no cheer in Tywyllwch, Wales. Four children have disappeared. The mysterious stranger in black garb might be the culprit. What does he know? Did he really see the Mari Lywd?Always ready to stop the unbelievable and profane, Solomon Kane has a problem to solve. How do you fight a folk tale?

DescriptionNoras life takes a sinister turn when her mother marries into the wealthy family of Victors father. Outwardly, Victor is the perfect stepbrothercharming, popular, and the handsome school heartthrob everyone adores. But behind closed doors, he is a controlling, obsessive force who dictates Noras every move with cruel punishments. When the schools mean girl, Vivian, targets Nora and boasts she can win Victors heart in a month, Nora sees a dangerous opportunity. Vivian doesnt know Victor is Noras stepbrother, nor does she suspect the darkness lurking beneath his charming facade. As Vivians pursuit intensifies, Nora is caught in a twisted game between a relentless bully and a possessive stepbrother who will stop at nothing to keep her under his control. Who will survive when secrets unravel and obsession turns deadly? A gripping tale of deception, dark desire, and the fight for freedom in a gilded cage.

The Guilty & The Damned - 4 Classic Victorian Crime Novels presents an evocative tapestry of the darker facets of human nature with a sense of suspense that reflects the Victorian eras fascination with crime and morality. This anthology offers a rich variety of narratives promising intrigue, deception, and the relentless pursuit of justice. The selected works traverse through the chilling corridors of mystery and crime, capturing the palpable societal tensions and moral questions that colored the literature of the time. Readers will encounter a spectrum of storytelling styles, from Gothic atmospheres to riveting psychological explorations, each contributing uniquely to the eras literary oeuvre. This collection brings together the remarkable literary talents of M. E. Braddon, Louisa May Alcott, Wilkie Collins, and Rosa Praed, each renowned for their distinctive voice in Victorian literature. Their narratives are imbued with the societal strictures and nuances of their day, deftly reflecting the complex interplays of class, gender, and power. This collaboration creates a vivid portrait of the enduring allure of crime and mystery within the context of a rapidly changing world, challenging the societal norms and providing insights into the human condition. Their contributions resonate with the Victorian penchant for sensationalism and gothic intrigue, seamlessly aligning with the literary trends of their time. The Guilty & The Damned is an essential addition to the library of any discerning reader fascinated by the intersections of literature, history, and society. This anthology offers a valuable exploration into the multiplicity of Victorian storytelling, presenting a confluence of perspectives that not only entertain but also provoke reflection on timeless human predicaments. Readers will find immense pleasure in unraveling each narrative layer while appreciating the educational insights and cultural commentary woven throughout these classic tales. This collection stands as both a scholarly journey and a captivating reading experience, inviting readers to engage with the complex tapestry of Victorian crime fiction.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- An Introduction draws the threads together, discussing why these diverse authors and texts belong in one collection.- Historical Context explores the cultural and intellectual currents that shaped these works, offering insight into the shared (or contrasting) eras that influenced each writer.- A combined Synopsis (Selection) briefly outlines the key plots or arguments of the included pieces, helping readers grasp the anthologys overall scope without giving away essential twists.- A collective Analysis highlights common themes, stylistic variations, and significant crossovers in tone and technique, tying together writers from different backgrounds.- Reflection questions encourage readers to compare the different voices and perspectives within the collection, fostering a richer understanding of the overarching conversation.

A mysterious experiment, a haunting transformation, and a terror that reaches across generationsThe Great God Pan stands as one of the most unsettling and influential works of supernatural fiction ever written.Arthur Machen blends psychological horror, mythic dread, and gothic atmosphere to tell the story of a scientific attempt to pierce the veil between the human world and an ancient, forbidden power. What begins as a strange medical procedure unfolds into a series of eerie events, whispered rumors, and shocking revelations that leave investigatorsand readersgrappling with the limits of understanding and the dangers of awakening forces beyond control.This restored edition preserves the haunting language and mounting tension of Machens original text while offering a clean, modern reading experience. Long celebrated by authors and critics for its profound impact on horror literature, the novella continues to disturb, fascinate, and inspire.Praised by figures such as H. P. Lovecraft and Stephen King, this story remains essential reading for fans of dark fiction and supernatural mystery.Enter the shadowed doorway between worldsadd this enduring classic of horror to your library today.

A forbidden experiment. A woman transformed. A horror that slips quietly into the worldand never leaves.When a scientist conducts a dangerous ritual meant to lift the veil between worlds, he unleashes something ancient, wild, and terrifying. Years later, strange deaths, dark rumors, and a mysterious young woman begin to weave together into a truth too monstrous to comprehend. As the shadows deepen, those who seek answers find themselves staring into the face of a myth that was never meant for human eyes.Celebrated as "one of the most disturbing works of supernatural fiction ever written," Machens novella influenced writers like H. P. Lovecraft and remains a cornerstone of cosmic and psychological horror. Its unsettling atmosphere and slow, creeping dread continue to haunt readers over a century later.If you love eerie mysteries, gothic tension, and stories that linger in the mind long after the final page, this classic will grip you with its quiet, devastating power.Open the bookif you dareand glimpse the terror behind the world you think you know.

Set in the dazzling Jazz Age, The Great Gatsby follows mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby and his relentless pursuit of an impossible love. Through the eyes of narrator Nick Carraway, Fitzgerald reveals a world of glittering parties, restless ambition, and hidden disappointmentall culminating in a powerful exploration of hope and heartbreak.This restored edition preserves Fitzgeralds lyrical prose, vivid imagery, and emotional nuance while offering a clean, modern reading experience. A masterwork of American literature, the novel remains a timeless reflection on aspiration, identity, and the illusions we choose to believe.Celebrated for its artistry and taught in classrooms around the world, it stands as one of the most influential novels of the twentieth century.Experience Fitzgeralds unforgettable visionadd this essential classic to your collection today.

A mysterious millionaire. A dazzling dream. A love that cant survive the truth.In the glittering world of 1920s New York, Jay Gatsby builds a life of staggering wealthall to win back the woman he lost. Through the eyes of narrator Nick Carraway, we witness lavish parties, hidden longing, and the silent cracks beneath Americas golden façade. When desire collides with illusion, the cost is far greater than Gatsby ever imagined.Praised as "the greatest American novel of the twentieth century," Fitzgeralds masterpiece captures the beauty and heartbreak of chasing dreams that were never meant to last. Its shimmering prose and unforgettable characters continue to captivate readers around the world.If you love emotional depth, iconic storytelling, and a haunting exploration of ambition and love, this classic belongs on your shelf.Open the bookand step into a world where glamour hides heartbreak, and hope burns brighter than truth.

he Glass KeySilent Command Rituals Book 2Just after nightfall, a glass key arrives at his doorclear, fragile, impossibly cold, and engraved with an address he has never seen before. No message. No sender. Only an invitation into the unknown.When he follows the coordinates, he finds a building that shouldnt exist, a place whose corridors shift like reflections in a mirrored room. Every step deeper pulls him further into a ritual he never agreed to joinbut somehow cannot walk away from.A silent woman moves through this labyrinth with deliberate grace, guiding him through symbols, gestures, rooms prepared for him long before he arrived. She never speaks. She never needs to. Her presence is enough to unravel him.As the night unfolds, he discovers that the glass key opens more than doors; it opens memories, questions, and a part of himself he has tried to forget. And when he reaches the chamber the key was truly meant for, he realizes the ritual is far from over.The Glass Key is a dark, atmospheric psychological novella about trust, silence, and the forbidden pull of an invitation that cannot be ignored.Some doors are meant to be opened.Some are meant to open you.