Horror Thriller Box Set 1 (American Coven / The Night Girl / Devil's Briar / The Vampire's Grave / The Shades)

For the first time, five Amy Cross horror thrillers are available in a single box set. Save up to 66% off the original selling price!

This box set includes the full editions of:

AMERICAN COVEN - When three young women are kidnapped by a madman and imprisoned in his basement, they start to develop witch-like powers. Can they escape, or does an ancient evil have ultimate control over the entire house?

THE NIGHT GIRL - Juliet has always been a strange girl. Now in her late teens, she starts a job working on the night shift at a small-town retirement home. Soon, however, a strange visitor leads her to question everything she thinks she knows about the world, her life, and the strange smell of rotting flesh in the garden.

DEVIL'S BRIAR - Husband-and-wife research team Bill and Paula Mitchell travel to Devil's Briar, a remote ghost town that until a few days ago didn't even seem to exist. Once they arrive, they discover startling hints of a tragedy that befell the town many years ago.

THE VAMPIRE'S GRAVE - Hundreds of years ago, the vampire Edgar Le Compte was imprisoned by his sister. Now he's awake, and he wants revenge. Told via a series of interlinking stories, 'The Vampire's Grave' follows Edgar's journey home until, finally, he comes face to face with Madeleine once again.

THE SHADES - One morning, the world awakes to find that every living person has disappeared fromt the United States of America. A small team of researchers is sent to New York, with the aim of discovering what happened. Soon, however, they discover that the city has been used for a horrific experiment, and the disappearance of 300m people might not have been an accident.

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Amy Cross has sold hundreds of thousands of books, including horror novels such as Asylum and Darper Danver, crime thriller The Dead and the Dying, and the fantasy vampire trilogy Dark Season.

The total word count of this collection is approximately half a million, which equates to roughly 1,500 printed pages. The original editions of these books were sold for $2.99 each.