Hell In The Hallway Light At The Door

“When one door closes, another one opens, but it can be hell in the hallway.” The hallway is that place between jobs, between relationships, after a death or divorce—whenever life as you know it has changed, and you don’t know what’s coming next. No matter how difficult or painful, the hallway can be a place of tremendous inner growth and renewal. Ellen Debenport understands that every challenge in life is spiritual, whatever the circumstances. She will walk with you through the dark until you can see light at the door. • Find out which kind of hallway you have entered. • Learn the spiritual steps to move through transition. • Create what you want behind the next door. Hell in the Hallway, Light at the Door will lessen your fear of change and open your heart to the gifts of a renewed life. “Ellen Debenport radiates understanding and wisdom.” – Laura Harvey, former editor Daily Word “This is spirituality for the real world and for all of us real people in it.” – Samantha Bennett, Get It Done

A riveting tale of river piracy, gang wars, and the worst catastrophe to hit New York City before September 11, 2001 In 1904 the Hudson and East Rivers were vital to the people of Manhattan. They offered families an escape from the squalor of the tenements, politicians a means of catering to their constituents, and criminals a means to make a fortune in black-market goods. When Detective Mike Braddock foils a midnight heist led by the gangland thug Smiling Jack, the city honors him as a hero. But Mike can't forget Jack's final revelation: the identity of a new mobster jockeying for position in the cutthroat world of New York's gangs. Mike is committed to bringing down this new criminal powerhouse before he takes power, no matter where his investigation takes him. He finds out quickly that he's not the only one who wants to take down this new gangster. A host of other mob heavies have their eyes on the same target, and they're more than willing to knock Mike out of the way to get there first. Full of action, double-crossing, and high-stakes mob warfare, Richard E. Crabbe's Hell's Gate brings readers to the rough-and-tumble streets of historic Manhattan, all set against the vivid backdrop of the greatest tragedy to strike New York until 9/11: the General Slocum disaster.

The hidden horrors of the world know Sebastian Cobb. He is the only human to possess the power to consume their essences, consigning creatures that are normally beyond death to oblivion. Born in 1752, he grew up to be a veteran of the Revolutionary War, as well as a devoted husband and father, his life was everything he wanted until it changed in 1787, when a night of horror stripped him of everything and summoned powers of darkness.

Thomas Fitzwalter, a young builder, is waiting in a site porta cabin to price a job when he is a witness to an assault on a young woman. Through the porta cabin window Thomas captures images of the assault with a camera he has with him. One of the images is of a charismatic American preacher, so called, who is standing in the doorway of the trailer angrily gesticulating at the woman. The builder intervenes and a fight occurs in which he holds his own against the woman's assailant but when a second thug appears on the scene - from out of the blue - Thomas is overwhelmed by the bigger man. His quietus is approaching but he is saved from serious injury by the woman who takes off one of her shoes and using it club fashion batters the thug into submission. The consequences that follow from the fight unfold against a backdrop of building site values, police corruption, religious hypocrisy, various human relationships and social events, all of which have a bearing on one of the most dramatic Saturday nights Thomas has ever experienced.

Xu Li had been keeping a low profile for the past ten years. He was very careful, afraid that if he made mistakes, he would be doomed forever. When the lost secret skill, the Thirteen Needles of the Ghost Door, reappeared in the world, there would be endless bloody battles in the underworld.But, who was that man who always flirted with her, who sometimes even climbed onto her bed?"Li, from now on, you are my man!""Go away! Is it a thing that people can't even figure out for themselves! ""From the looks of it, you weren't tired enough last night and still have the strength to talk back. Let's continue ~""..."Li Yuan, please stay 100 feet away from me. Thank you!

Two veteran detectives working in a Queens squad encounter an unwelcomed entity while looking into certain cases that take place in or around The House on Crematory Hill. The entity seems to be guiding them in their search's and sometimes uses pigeons to make a point. What does the entity want? what's the connection to pigeons? The encounters will test their sanity and credibility.

Hide and Seek in Hell’s Playground is a collection of short stories exploring the haunting depths of human endurance and moral quandaries set against backdrops of extreme adversity and surreal landscapes. Through these narratives, the collection examines the essence of human nature, the resilience against insurmountable odds, and the quest for meaning within the mayhem of existence. Characters find themselves in predicaments that test their limits, force them to confront their deepest fears, and challenge their core beliefs. These stories weave a complex web of emotions, from despair to hope, isolation to connection, and defeat to triumph, showcasing the multifaceted struggle of individuals trying to navigate their way through the metaphorical hells they encounter.

A bounty hunter finds himself in the ultimate kill-or-be-killed showdown—from the national bestselling Western authors of A Time for Vultures. Raised in the wild. Armed to the teeth. Sam Flintlock is no ordinary bounty hunter. But sometimes even a man who sets traps for a living can step right into one. Sometimes the hunter becomes the hunted . . . One Week in Hell After crossing the dry Arizona desert—and missing six meals in a row—Sam Flintlock is flat-out desperate. For food. For work. For lodgings. Luckily he finds all three in the high timber country east of the Mogollon River. A very young and pretty heiress, Lucy Cullen, has an unusual proposition for the bounty hunter. She will pay him cold, hard cash to spend one full week in the gothic mansion of her murdered uncle. What’s the catch? The place is haunted . . . Flintlock ain’t afraid of the dead. It’s the living he’s more worried about—namely Hogan Forde, the murderous Texas gunslinger who just happens to be skulking around town. Toss in a few unfriendly locals and a missing treasure map, and you’ve got all the makings of a pretty terrifying campfire story. The difference is, these restless spirits are very much among the living, and they’ve got Flintlock slated for his own afterlife . . . Praise for the novels of William W. Johnstone “[A] rousing, two-fisted saga of the growing American frontier.”—Publishers Weekly on Eyes of Eagles “There’s plenty of gunplay and fast-paced action.”—Curled Up with a Good Book on Dead Before Sundown