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A secret organization ruthlessly seeks power over supernatural terrors in this globe-trotting anthology of arcane mystery and adventure, from the bestselling world of Arkham Horror

Beyond our world lies another, one full of paranormal forces and eldritch horrors, and once that membrane has been pierced, life can never be the same again. In every corner of the globe, persons unknown are seizing objects of extreme supernatural power. They declare themselves defenders of humanity, fighting off the darkness which presses against the veil shrouding our reality from the unknowable. But do their claims of altruism ring true? And should they be permitted to wield such power? From the world of Arkham Horror comes an exciting new anthology that delves into new mysteries.

The Man in the Bubble by David Annandale
City of Waking Dreams by Davide Mana
Brother Bound by Jason Fischer
Honor Among Thieves by Carrie Harris
A Forty Grain Weight of Nephrite by Steven Philip Jones
Strange Things Done by Lisa Smedman
In Art, Truth by James Fadeley
Crossing Stars by MJ Newman
The Red and the Black by Josh Reynolds


The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes & Dr. John H. Watson Against the Moriarities During the Great Hiatus

Holmes and Watson’s exploits during the Great Hiatus are revealed in a series of short stories and novellas. These adventures include how they separately helped stop the Moriarities from starting a world war and using a legendary stone to destroy London. Also revealed are the facts behind the Giant Rat of Sumatra and Holmes’ encounter with Jack the Ripper.


“Can the living haunt the dead?”

For years Aldin Norton placed the building of his business over his wife, Connie, never imagining she might die. And he certainly never thought she would insist on being buried in her family plot rather than the mausoleum Aldin had erected for them. Now, three months later, Aldin is requesting a codicil be added to his will stipulating that when his time comes he is to be buried with a bottle in his arms. An ancient bottle that Aldin purchased from a peculiar shop across the street from Oak Hill Cemetery, the graveyard where Connie lies and the Nortons’ crypt stands empty. Aldin doesn’t tell his estate lawyer Brad Chambers anything about the bottle, but when Brad has it appraised he discovers some disturbing things about the bottle. Things that suggest Aldin is not as willing to accept Connie’s decision to spend eternity apart from him as he has been acting.


“What would you do if the person you promised to love, honor, and cherish so long as you live insisted that you had put a curse upon him?”

Sir Malcolm Angus-Burton is convinced his beautiful Egyptian wife Helima has done just that. With no one else to turn to, she asks Sherlock Holmes to prove her innocence.
Instead of refuting one curse, Holmes and his faithful friend, Dr. John H. Watson, discover two curses that may lead to one of the greatest tragedies London has ever known.


“It was that dreadful May of 1891.”

Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty are gone, but the war to stop the evil genius’ criminal empire rages on!
Moriarty’s death has triggered a plan that threatens three continents, and a mysterious government agent needs Dr. Watson’s help to solve a clue Holmes left behind to prevent this catastrophe!


“Apparently I am now a common tradesman!”

A Sherlock Holmes adventure from the early days of his partnership with Dr. Watson. One that begins thousands of miles away in Colorado and ends in London with death and a blood-drenched treasure.


“The Home Office is appealing to your fidelity to find this treasure before England is robbed of a missing part of her history.”

England, 1912.
The Great Detective must be coaxed out of retirement to prevent a most peculiar and clever pair of American adventurers from making off with a historically-priceless treasure hoard that has been lost somewhere in London for nearly three hundred years.