Catherine Cavendish Livres

As the nights draw in and the temperature plummets, beware the witch's curse. And stay out of the shadows, for far more lurks there than you could ever imagine...Two witches, burned for their evil centuries earlier, now hellbent on revenge. A woman who seems to step out of an old Hollywood movie, and a castle with a murderous past. A seer whose lost and deadly prediction was hidden away for a future generation. A mysterious portrait that is far more deadly than mere paint and canvas. An old woman only the foolish would ridicule, for she knows the secrets of the land and how to harness its power.All these and more abound, and you would do well to remember…When the seeds of revenge are sown, beware the harvest.

London 1941. Night after night the bombs rain down, yet, deep underground, Violet has far more to fear than air raids. A mysterious man, a room only she can see, memories she can no longer trust, and a best friend who denies their shared past... Something - or someone - is targeting her, and the truth is far stranger than she could ever imagine.

"An idyllic coastal cottage near a sleepy village. What could be more perfect? For Robyn Crowe, borrowing her sister's recently renovated holiday home for the summer seems just what she needs to deal with the grief of losing her beloved husband. But behind those pretty walls lie many secrets, and legends of a malevolent sisterhood--two witches burned for their evil centuries earlier. Once, both their vile spirits were trapped there. Now, one has been released. One who is determined to find her sister. Only Robyn stands in her way. And the crow has returned."--Page 4 of cover

Hannah and her colleagues are tour guides who lead their visitors along the spooky, derelict Close, thrilling them with tales of spectres and murder. For Hannah it is her dream job, but not for long. The legends of Henderson Close are becoming all too real. The Auld De'il is out - and even the spirits are afraid.

Catherine Cavendish is celebrated as a leading figure in gothic horror, showcasing her mastery of the genre. Her storytelling weaves intricate plots filled with atmospheric tension and haunting characters. Readers can expect a blend of classic gothic elements with modern twists, making her works both timeless and fresh. Cavendish's ability to evoke fear and intrigue positions her as a prominent voice in contemporary horror literature.

In 1893, Evelyn and Claire leave their home in a Yorkshire town for life in a rural retreat on their beloved moors. But when a strange toy garden mysteriously appears, a chain of increasingly terrifying events is unleashed. The Garden of Bewitchment is all too real and something is threatening the lives and sanity of the women.

We are The Thirteen. We are One4 Yarborough Drive looked like any other late 19th century English townhouse. Alice Lorrimer feels safe and welcomed there, but soon discovers all is not as it appears to be. One of her housemates flees the house in terror. Another disappears and never returns. Then there are the sounds of a woman wailing, strange shadows and mists, and the appearance of the long-dead Josiah Underwood who founded a coven there many years earlier. The house is infested with his evil, and Alice and her friends are about to discover who The Thirteen really are.

Jonathan's journey to Landane reveals Nadia's deep obsession with the village's Neolithic megaliths, leading him into a captivating exploration of ancient mysteries. As he delves into the secrets of the stones, he grapples with a haunting folklore that feels eerily relevant. The story intertwines themes of history, obsession, and the enduring impact of the past on the present, inviting readers to uncover the connection between ancient legacies and contemporary life.

Struggling under the weight of her abusive father, Jane discovers an unexpected ally in a mysterious dark lady she refers to as her "angel." This friendship brings both comfort and a chilling bargain, as Jane must sacrifice the souls of others to maintain her protection. When she hesitates to choose a victim, the angel's true, menacing nature emerges, leaving Jane to confront the horrifying consequences of her choices. The story explores themes of power, sacrifice, and the complexities of seeking refuge from pain.