Guy N. Smith Livres

Today modern technology plays a major role in the solving of crimes and mysteries. Yet this was not so half a century ago and often the police failed in their efforts to solve cases. This was when a victim of crime called in a private detective who had less restrictions to hinder his investigations. Such was Raymond Odell and his young assistant Tommy Bourne. Their cases were many and varied, ranging from murder, robbery and fraud to the occasional brush with the occult. Danger lurked in numerous investigations, but most were brought to a successful conclusion. Both petty and master criminals were brought to justice by a process of good old-fashioned deduction and perseverance. From the mind of horror legend Guy N. Smith, and collected together for the first time in one volume, are the cases of Raymond Odell, the famous Dover Street detective. Featuring thirteen stories including some never-before published and the brand-new tale 'The Poisoners'.

Featuring a chilling array of horror tales, this collection showcases mayhem, murder, and the supernatural, all originally published in the fanzine 'Graveyard Rendezvous'. Readers will encounter cannibals, zombies, and spectral beings haunting deserted graveyards at night, alongside various other spine-tingling narratives that promise to evoke fear and intrigue. The stories, spanning from 1992 to 2012, delve into the macabre, making it a must-read for horror enthusiasts.

Exploring the intriguing question of werewolves, this book delves into the intersection of folklore and history, examining whether these creatures have roots in reality. It investigates ancient myths, cultural narratives, and historical accounts to uncover the truth behind the legend. Through a blend of storytelling and analysis, it invites readers to ponder the possibility of werewolves having once roamed the earth, blurring the lines between myth and reality.

The forces of evil, led by Satan's disciple, were massing worldwide to overthrow democracy. Throughout the UK and Europe the forces of evil were gathering to destroy democracy. Bombs, shootings, vehicles mowing down unsuspecting pedestrians in the streets. Death and destruction were rife. Military and police were stretched. A terrorist, reputed to have a connection with the Dark Powers, was organising a massive army of fanatical murderers. He had to be located and killed before sheer evil ruled the world. There was one man who just might be able to achieve this, John Mayo, known as the Man in the Black Fedora. He is summoned out of retirement by Counter Terrorism Command and given the task of achieving a seemingly impossible mission against overwhelming odds.

Set against the backdrop of 1975, the story unfolds with an army of gigantic crabs unleashed by an underwater nuclear experiment, launching a fierce attack on the Welsh coastline. The ensuing battle is marked by significant bloodshed and loss of life as humanity struggles to fend off the crustacean invaders, ultimately leading to their defeat. The narrative explores themes of survival and the consequences of human experimentation.

"The Camp" centres on a couple, who, though living through one of the longest & hottest summers on record believe themselves to be stuck in a house, in a snow-storm, that like the summer, is never going to end. They have no food and can't stay where they are through fear they will be killed by marauding looters. Meanwhile, outside, families play on, unaware of the struggle going on behind closed doors. They attempt an escape....an escape that leads to horror. What is it that happening to some of the "campers", and what is the connection between the camp and a secret government department?

Exploring the depths of horror, this collection features chilling tales such as a haunted ice fishing trip, vicious mer-monkeys, and deranged walruses, alongside gruesome shark attacks. Each story promises to evoke fear and provoke thought about the dangers lurking beneath the surface. Praised for its graphic and shocking content, it offers a uniquely horrifying experience that will leave readers hesitant about their next fishing adventure.

In this sixth installment of the Sabat series, readers are immersed in a world where magic and intrigue intertwine. The protagonist faces new challenges and adversaries, deepening the overarching conflict that has developed throughout the series. As alliances shift and secrets are revealed, the stakes are higher than ever. Themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the quest for power drive the narrative forward, making it a compelling addition for fans and newcomers alike.

Od tamtego upalnego lata 1976 r. monstrualne kraby już wiele razy atakowały wybrzeże, siejąc przerażające zniszczenia i rzeź wśród nadmorskiej ludności. Teraz, w niniejszym zbiorze opowiadań, znów wracają, napędzane plugawym, niezaspokojonym głodem ludzkiego mięsa. Niepokonane, odporne na każdą broń, którą próbują przeciwstawić im ludzie. Czy kiedykolwiek zostaną zniszczone? Czy nasze plaże będą jeszcze kiedyś bezpieczne dla wczasowiczów?

Wielki powrót światowej legendy b-klasowego horrory. Horror okultystyczny w najlepszej odsłonie! W latach dwudziestych XX wieki niejaki wielebny Mason splądrował egipski grobowiec, kradnąc z sarkofagów dwie mumie starożytnych zakazanych kochanków oraz talizman demonicznego boga Seta, który skazał parę na wieczne potępienie. Talizman, z którym związana jest przerażająca klątwa, a który gubi się mrokach dziejów aż do momentu, gdy odnajdzie się po latach we współczesnej Anglii. Pewnego upalnego lata Rodzina Brownlowów, na której terenie dawniej znajdował się dom wielebnego, zostanie wciągnięta w szpony pradawnego demona i zmuszona, by działać wedle okrutnej klątwy. Przebudzą się egipskie plagi, zmarli powrócą z zaświatów, a sam współczesny świat stanie u progu zagłady.