Thomas F. Monteleone Ordre des livres

A generation or so after the great bones of dinosaurs had been discovered, men of science became engaged in a frenetic search to uncover more and more specimens of these great beasts who walked the earth uncountable millions of years ago. Two men, in particular, became well-known for their fossil-hunting exploits in the wild west of the 1870s. Their names were Othniel Charles Marsh of Yale University and Edward Drinker Cope from the University of Pennsylvania. They formed and commandeered expeditions into what were then barely inhabited American Indian territories to exhume the fossilized remains of previously unknown species. Between them, they discovered and named more than 130 new dinosaurs. But their scientific fervor also created an intense rivalry between the two paleontologists, which simmered throughout their careers. Both men were obsessed with learning (and stealing) each other's techniques and methods of discovering long buried remains. Timewalker is a bit of alternate history of how Edward Cope may have had some unexpected assistance.

Pater Peter Carenza entdeckt im Alter von dreißig Jahren, dass er Wunder wirken kann. Eine geheime Gesellschaft im Vatikan hat aus dem Blut Jesu einen zweiten Messias geklont. Als Carenza erkennt, dass er das Ebenbild Christi ist, beginnt eine dramatische Entwicklung.

The editors of the acclaimed Borderlands anthology series deliver a new collection of 25 all-original tales of terror by today's acclaimed masters, including Bentley Little, John Farris, and Tom Piccirilli, along with "Stationary Bike," a new novella by Stephen King.

Peter Carenza, a miracle-working product of a secret Vatican experiment, has become the new Pope, but instead of becoming the savior his creators hoped, he has become the Anti-Christ, and begins a mad quest to destroy the world. 20,000 first printing.

In New York, some people are being treated for shock after being invaded by the souls of Nazi death-camp victims. Another man is invaded by the soul of the camp killer who tortured them. This one escapes from hospital after murdering his doctor and he plots a Nazi revival. His victims band to hunt for him. By the author of The Resurrectionist.

Angeregt durch das Tagebuch eines französischen Matrosen sucht ein Physiker nach den dort beschriebenen Dimensionstoren und wird dabei selbst in eine Parallelwelt geschleudert.

Pikadon's stairways lead nowhere. Its doors open to reveal solid, impenetrable walls. Its hallways form an unsolvable, twisting maze. Against its colossal structure people seem as insubstantial as ghosts. Pikadon is full of ghosts. Once the sun goes down, the labyrinthine corridors are haunted by the shambling, moaning dead. Blind and deaf, crippled, skin shredded by atomic blasts, the imprisoned dead stalk the imprisoned living.