Today we feature the list of May 2010 digital bestsellers at the Horror Mall.
The thing I really like about the ebooks available at Horror Mall is that old and out-of-print titles have begun appearing.
For example: Bill Crider, a mystery novelist, published a few horror novels in the late 1980′s and early 1990′s with Zebra Books under the pen name Jack MacLane. Last month, two of his books, reprinted as eBooks by Macabre Ink Digital, were the 5th and 10th best selling eBook.
Great stories at a great price.
Horror Mall’s Bestselling eBooks for May 2010
- Just Outside Our Windows, Deep Inside Our Walls by Brian Hodge
- The Summoning by J. F. Gonzalez
- The Spectators by Jeffrey Thomas
- The Nightmare Frontier by Stephen Mark Rainey
- Rest in Peace by Jack MacLane
- The Thief of Broken Toys by Tim Lebbon
- What Steven Found by David Jack Bell
- Clown in the Moonlight by Tom Piccirilli
- He Stepped Through by Nate Southard
- Goodnight Moom by Jack MacLane
Bestselling eBooks: Detailed Information
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Just Outside Our Windows, Deep Inside Our WallsAuthor: Hodge, Brian |
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He knows all about living alone. Knows all about life on the top floor, on the other side of the locks that keep him there. It’s not a bad life. Lots of other kids have it worse, and he has everything he wants. Except for paper and pencils. He did a terrible thing once, with nothing more than a drawing and dislike, to someone who will never be right again. When Roni moves in next door for the summer, singing enigmatic songs in the window across from him, it’s the beginning of a new adventure: friendship, and a secret line to the world outside. Summer always ends, though, and guests have to go home. But friendship means forever. No matter what the cost to life and limb. Just Outside Our Windows, Deep Inside Our Walls is a haunting story of childhood’s random cruelties, and how its power can be reclaimed in uncompromising ways, by the author that Caitlin Kiernan has called “one of the most marvelously irreverent voices in dark fantasy today.” |
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The SummoningAuthor: Gonzalez, J. F. |
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The Summoning contains 7 collected tales of Lovecraftian-inspired nightmares from J. F. Gonzalez. Featured in this collection are two original pieces: “Holes” and “The Summoning” (co-authored with Mike Baker). This collection includes:
Each story contains special story notes penned by the author. |
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The SpectatorsAuthor: Thomas, Jeffrey |
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You wake to find a stranger in your home. An unearthly figure with skin like volcanic glass, as unmoving as a statue, staring into space. But it’s you the figure is watching. And you aren’t alone. There is one of these beings for every man, woman and child on Earth. In Jeffrey Thomas’ eerie new short story, a mysterious race dubbed the Spectators has come to observe us in our homes. But where do they come from, and what do they hope to learn from us? What does their presence mean for humankind . . . and specifically, for one man who has reached the limits of personal suffering? The Spectators is a story about mysteries from beyond — and the mysteries we face each day, inside our hearts and minds — from the acclaimed author of Punktown and Letters From Hades. |
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The Nightmare FrontierAuthor: Rainey, Stephen Mark |
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The town of Silver Ridge, West Virginia, has disappeared from the face of the earth. To the outside world, a chasm of impenetrable mist is all that remains of the town. But inside Silver Ridge, the nightmare is just beginning. Confined by this unimaginable barrier, the townspeople find themselves confronted by the denizens of a distant dimension: horrifying creatures that intend to transform the valley town into their own outpost. To these extra-dimensional travelers, human beings are nothing more than pests to be exterminated. Russell Copeland and Debra Harrington are determined to resist the invaders . . . but as they face death to restore Silver Ridge to its rightful place on Earth, they find that their true enemy may not be the incomprehensible invaders, but an insidious evil whose origin is closer to home than they can imagine. |
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Rest in PeaceAuthor: MacLane, Jack |
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An Evil Secret . . . Danny West knew that something was wrong from the first day his folks moved into the rundown house next to the creepy graveyard. The neighborhood kids would never come over to play. At night, he saw weird shadows prowling around the crumbling tombstones, and heard strange gurgling sounds. But his parents wouldn’t listen to him. They said he had a good imagination . . . Then bad things started to happen. Terrible, gruesome things that even scared his dad. There was something in the graveyard. Something that no kid could ever have imagined. Something that should have been left alone to Rest In Peace. |
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The Thief of Broken ToysAuthor: Lebbon, Tim |
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When a father loses his son and his wife leaves him, he cannot tear himself away from the small fishing village where the boy’s memories reside. They’re all he has left. Thinking that his life is all but over, he takes to wandering the cliffs, carrying broken things that he always promised his son he would fix, but never did. They’re a sign of his failure, and they keep little Toby close. And then he meets the thief of broken toys, and everything begins to change. |
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What Steven FoundAuthor: Bell, David Jack |
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Steven lives alone. He spends his days killing time — hunting on his land or reading the newspaper at the library. Then Steven finds something in the woods. Something to do with the girl who disappeared from the town. And it changes his life in ways he couldn’t imagine. |
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Clown in the MoonlightAuthor: Piccirilli, Tom |
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An exclusive, original short story by Tom Piccirilli. A lonely, middle-aged ex-con with nothing to lose meets a woman who excites and infuriates him. He soon finds himself caught up in a night of partying, mischief-making, and white magic rituals that are supposed to bless the gatherers against evil. Instead, another kind of malevolence is set free . . . |
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He Stepped ThroughAuthor: Southard, Nate |
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One gray morning, the words appear everywhere: on the lips of the men shooting up an inner city burger joint, scrawled across a bloody crime scene, and written on the wall of the only occupied apartment in a downtown slum. In the space of a single day, they infected Los Angeles. Crooked detective Walker wants to know what the words mean. Officer Megan Ricks can’t get the words out of her head. Gangbanger 2Bit wants to get as far away from the words as possible. But the words can’t be escaped. They’re written in violence, and promise terror. When their meaning becomes clear, no one will be safe. This is number 3 in the popular Bloodletting Press Novelette Series. |
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Goodnight MoomAuthor: MacLane, Jack |
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Little harry wasn’t like other children Harry never cared for reading or writing. He never showed any interest in baseball or TV. Harry lived for other things — like the pleasing sound of living creatures screaming in agony. And the soothing feel of warm blood running through his fingers. But when his grisly experiments progressed beyond stray pets and farm animals to classmates, Harry’s dad decided to lock the boy away for good in the family basement. After all, the neighbors might begin to talk . . . In the solitude of the dank, musty cellar, Harry waited and grew . . . and grew . . . and GREW! And while he waited, he was counseled by his one and only friend — the bright silvery orb in the inight sky that he called “Moom.” Harry spoke to Moom. And Moom spoke to Harry. Moom told Harry what he should do when he finally broke out of his subterranean prison . . . Moom told Harry to kill . . . and Kill . . . and KILL . . . |
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