This October, Marble Press invites you to cross the threshold into six unforgettable worlds where ghosts linger, old secrets awaken, and the past has a way of finding its way back. From haunted houses and mysterious inns to ancient spirits and supernatural forces, these stories will keep you wondering what—or who—might be waiting just beyond the page.
Ghost Tamer
by Meredith R. Lyons
Raely survives a train wreck that kills her best friend and awakens an ability to see ghosts, including one who has watched over her all her life, and another who is hell-bent on destroying her.
The Ghosts of Thorwald Place
by Helen Power
Rachel Drake is murdered in the elevator of her apartment building, but that’s only the beginning of her story. Spirit tethered to her death spot and the apartments nearby, she observes her neighbors’ lives, uncovering their secrets and lies—while trying to figure out who killed her and why.
The Shabti
by Megaera C. Lorenz
When confronted with an otherworldly spirit while trying to escape the ghosts of his own very real past, a fake medium must use the tools of his shady trade to trick the specter and his former partner—all while falling in love with an Egyptologist.
When the Night Bells Ring
by Jo Kaplan
Two climate refugees descend into the cool darkness of an old mine where they find a settler’s diary that whispers of horrors haunting the ghost town, only to realize that the caved-in tunnels are haunted still.
The Darkness Surrounds Us
by Gail Lukasik
Nellie Lester flees Chicago and the 1918 Spanish flu to take a nursing job at a decrepit manor on a desolate island, where she must grapple with a ghostly presence to find out if the murder of the prior nurse is connected to her family’s past.
The Secret Garden of Yanagi Inn
by Amber Logan
An adult retelling of the classic children’s book The Secret Garden about an American woman who, while grieving her mother’s death, travels to Japan to photograph a dilapidated inn only to find herself mysteriously tied to the inn’s haunted past.
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