Books tagged: victorian horror

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House of Corruption    by Erik Tavares
Price: $1.99 USD. 91050 words. Published on May 10, 2012. .

In 1890s New Orleans, three unusual men cross paths: Reynard LaCroix, his lycanthropy in remission with a silver bullet lodged against his heart; Artémius Savoy, a lapsed secular priest keeping vigil over Reynard's progress; and Mahonri Grant, a Mormon gunslinger on the run. Brought together by murder, united in a common cause, they pursue an unholy creature to save a young woman's life.
Wicked Down Below    by Susan Cogan
Price: Free! 5730 words. Published on July 17, 2012. .

Miriam Walker lives and works in the big city in 1902. There are monsters out in the dark streets but they are nothing compared to the wickedness humans get up to. Miriam battles wickedness both human and inhuman while always remaining prim and ladylike.
Horror America    by Paul Westwood
Price: $3.49 USD. 88730 words. Published on August 28, 2012. .

Move over Sherlock Holmes! When the supernatural game's afoot, helpless people call on the renowned Dr. Townsend to save them. Ghosts, the Walking Dead, Werewolves, and other horrific terrors are loose in 1870s America, so it's up to Captain Parker, a gunslinger for hire, and Dr. Townsend to stop the horrors.
The Darkwood Mysteries: The Thief of Faces    by Steve Merrifield
Price: Free! 8020 words. Published on January 8, 2013. .

Emily Darkwood and her young servant companion Jack Hobbs investigate crime and the supernatural in Victorian England as she searches for answers to her parents' mysterious fates in short tales of horror and adventure. The Thief of Faces: Darkwood is on the trail of a serial killer in London who takes the faces of his victims...
The Darkwood Mysteries: The Luminous Marks    by Steve Merrifield
Price: Free! 7350 words. Published on March 28, 2013. .

Emily Darkwood and her young servant companion Jack Hobbs investigate crime and the supernatural in Victorian England as she searches for answers to her parents' mysterious fates in short tales of horror and adventure. The Luminous Marks: Glowing marks are left at the sites of petty thefts. What are they for? Darkwood and Hobbs search out the meaning of the marks in London's fog shrouded night.
The Darkwood Mysteries: The Wrath of the Dragon    by Steve Merrifield
Price: Free! 9400 words. Published on April 26, 2013. .

Emily Darkwood and her young servant companion Jack Hobbs investigate crime and the supernatural in Victorian England as she searches for answers to her parents' mysterious fates in short tales of horror and adventure. Who or what is causing fires in the slums of London's East End? Superstitious fears on the street claim the Chinese are to blame - but could there really be a dragon in London?