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14 books

1

A Crying Shame

by William W Johnstone

1983

Creatures emerge from a swamp to abduct young women, who become mothers to unnatural offspring. The disappearances point toward a spreading supernatural evil, with each victim drawn into a scheme designed to carry that horror into another generation.

2

The Nursery

by William W Johnstone

1983

Mike Folsom returns to Butler, Louisiana, and finds unsettling events disturbing his hometown. Ignoring warnings that he should leave, he remains to confront the strangeness around him, bringing him closer to whatever lies behind the town’s frightening changes.

3

Jack-in-the-Box

by William W Johnstone

1986

Phillip Baxter is uneasy about his unusually self-possessed daughter Nora, but gives her an antique jack-in-the-box. The toy’s sinister clown delights the girl, whose response suggests a connection far darker than the innocent pleasure her father expects.

4

Rockinghorse

by William W Johnstone

1986

Children Jackie and Johnny hear a rocking horse calling from the attic at night. Drawn to its beautiful appearance, they begin riding it, unaware of the sinister changes in the toy and the influence taking hold of them.

5

Sweet Dreams

by William W Johnstone

1986

A mysterious nighttime glow above railroad tracks draws children in Good Hope, Missouri. Ten-year-old Heather senses something wrong in her classmates, but nobody believes her warnings as the same evil begins turning its attention toward her own soul.

6

Baby Grand

by William W Johnstone

1987

A piano with unnatural powers plays music that draws children into an empty house. Behind the instrument’s polished appearance lies a history of bloodshed, and those who follow its melodies encounter a threat far beyond an ordinary haunting.

7

Toy Cemetery

by William W Johnstone

1987

Jay Clute returns to Victory, Missouri, after inheriting his Aunt Cary’s house and extensive toy collection. Twenty years after a terrifying childhood experience there, he finds the same dolls and clowns waiting, along with signs that the horror remains active.

8

Sandman

by William W Johnstone

1988

Young Paul Kelly’s violent temper takes a more frightening turn when he discovers he can make unwanted people disappear. Adults fail to suspect the small boy, leaving his victims exposed to powers he treats as a new form of play.

9

The Uninvited

by William W Johnstone

1988

People vanish, animals are consumed and crops disappear in Lapeer Parish, Louisiana. Sheriff Vic Ransonet has seen the ravenous creatures responsible, and must find a way to halt their feeding before the entire community becomes their prey.

10

Carnival

by William W Johnstone

1989

A carnival arrives in Holland, Nebraska, delighting the townspeople while unsettling the mayor and his daughter. When killings begin around the festivities, their sense that something is wrong becomes a struggle against a deadly presence.

11

Darkly the Thunder

by William W Johnstone

1990

Retired police chief Al Watt senses an old evil gathering over Willowdale, Colorado. Eleven-year-old Howie Ingram feels the danger too, but getting anyone to listen becomes part of their struggle as the isolated town faces terror.

12

Rockabilly Hell

by William W Johnstone

1995

Deputy Cole Younger and reporter Katti Baylor investigate hundreds of disappearances along Route 61. Entering a seemingly vanished rockabilly club, they encounter a mystery whose dangers extend far beyond the music playing inside.

13

Rockabilly Limbo

by William W Johnstone

1996

Violence spreads across America while ghostly rock music accompanies the chaos. Former deputy Cole Younger travels with a priest, an ex-Marine, and a woman, seeking answers while trying to survive a country tearing itself apart.

14

Blood Oath

by William W Johnstone

1999

A childhood ritual leaves two children dead and the survivors sharing a terrible secret. Twenty-six years later, brutal murders in Denton, Missouri, reconnect former friends to the crime they thought was buried in their past.

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