PDF: Witches' Potions and Spells by Kathryn Paulsen.

"Witches' Potions and Spells"
Kathryn Paulsen
Language: English.
Contains 33 pages of the book Witches' Potions and Spells by Kathryn Paulsen in PDF format.
"For centuries witches have brewed potions and cast spells to work their magic: enchanting lovers, curing disease, harming enemies, even becoming invisible and flying. Here is a wide selection of their recipes drawn from the lore of witches throughout the world.
Only experienced witches should attempt to perform any of these enchantments. Even the most innocent-sounding potion could be very dangerous to a beginner in magic! And if the spell is not worked correctly in every detail, it is sure to backfire! So pseudo-witches, please beware!"
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PDF: Mastering Witchcraft by Paul Huson.

"Mastering Witchcraft"
Paul Hudson
Language: English.
Contains 185 pages of the book Mastering Witchcraft by Paul Huson in PDF format.
"Among those who understand the darkness which is no darkness to them anymore are those that tread the way of witchcraft. They of their own accord have walked beyond the ring of firelight and learned the paths in the wilderness beyond.
Now that Aquarius is upon us, the gates have swung back revealing as never before the secret workings of those who practise the Black Arts. No more are we constrained by common law to hide our doings; the stake and the noose are things of the past, and we may once more choose our own gods, bright or dark. The day of the pale Galilean is passing, and the restrictions imposed by his devotees are losing their thrall upon the public mind, leaving people free once more to return to the old teachings of joy and knowledge of arts once forbidden."
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PDF: A Manual of Occultism by Sepharial.

 "A Manual of Occultism"
Sepharial
Language: English.
Contains 237 pages of the book A Manual of Occultism by Sepharial in PDF format.

"It is not my intention in these pages to attempt an exposition of the deeper arcana in connection with the various subjects treated of; but rather to place before the lay reader a number of methods by means of which he will be able to demonstrate to his own satisfaction, and that of others, that there is a deep substratum of truth in what is usually called "Occultism", and that the occult arts are sure and definite means of exploring them."

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The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde.

"The Picture of Dorian Gray"
Penguin Books
Language: English
Published in 1992 by Penguin Books.
Contains the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde in 276 pages, including an introduction by Anthony Burgess. Cover different than pictured.
"On its publication in 1891, The Picture of Dorian Gray was widely condemned for its immorality as, of course, was its author. Oscar Wilde, as the preface to this work relates, was an aesthete no a moralist. And yet, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Wilde's only novel, would seem to be a highly moral tale, depicting the spiritual and physical decay of a young man wholly devoted to aestheticism."

River God by Wilbur Smith.

"River God"
Pan Books
Published in 1994, first Pan Books edition.
First published in 1993 by Macmillan.
Contains 662 pages of the novel River God by Wilbur Smith.
"At the festival of Osiris, loyal subjects of the Pharaoh gather to pay homage to their leader. Only Taita - a wise and formidably gifted eunuch slave - sees him as a symbol of a kingdom's fading glory.
Danger surrounds all those who oppose the ruling élite. But together with his protégés, Lostris, beautiful fourteen-year-old daughter of his master Lord Intef, and the proud young army officer Tanus, Taita begins the long and dangerous journey towards his own glorious dream - to restore the majesty of the Pharaoh of Pharaohs on the glittering banks of the Nile."

The Hardy Boys 67: The Outlaw's Silver by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 67: The Outlaw's Silver"
Armada Books
Language: English
Published in 1983, first Armada publishing.
Originally published by Wanderers Books in 1981.
In paperback format, contains the Hardy Boys story The Outlaw's Silver by Franklin W. Dixon in 190 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"The Outlaw's Silver is the title of a Hardy Boys Digest novel, written by Franklin W. Dixon. Sometimes it goes by the number of 67 in the series, a continuation of the original novels, and sometimes as the 9th, as it is the 9th published after Grosset & Dunlap lost rights to publish new Hardy Boys books in 1979.
The Hardy Boys are given clues which send them in search of the treasure hidden by the Outlaw of the Pine Barrens."

The Hardy Boys 60: Mystery Of The Samurai Sword by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 60: Mystery Of The Samurai Sword"
Wanderer Books
Language: English
Published in 1979.
In paperback format, contains the Hardy Boys story Mystery Of The Samurai Sword by Franklin W. Dixon in 179 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"Shortly after his arrival in the United States, a Japanese business tycoon mysteriously disappears. Mr. Hardy, who had been entrusted with the man's security, is baffled and shocked. He feels even worse when the FBI takes him off the case.
Hower his sons, Frank and Joe, are there to investigate. A valuable samurai sword, said to have belonged to the missing tycoon's family for generations, is stolen from an auction gallery in New York, and the boys suspect a connection. One clue leads to another, and danger confronts them constantly on their search for the solution to the puzzle."

The Hardy Boys 45: The Mystery Of The Spiral Bridge by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 45: The Mystery Of The Spiral Bridge"
Armada Books
Published in 1974, first Armada publishing.
First published in 1972 by Grosset & Dunlap.
Contains the Hardy Boys story The Mystery Of The Spiral Bridge by Franklin W. Dixon in 156 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"The Hardy Boys track down the saboteurs who kidnapped their father, and have to keep them from blowing up a bridge near Boontown, Kentucky. The bridge is being built by Tony Pritos fathers construction company. Mr Hardy is ill most of the story. The Villains are mostly ex-crooks who wants that area of the bridge for themselves."

The Hardy Boys 39: The Mystery Of The Chinese Junk by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 39: The Mystery Of The Chinese Junk"
Grosset & Dunlap
Language: English
Published in 1960.
Contains the Hardy Boys story The Mystery Of The Chinese Junk by Franklin W. Dixon in 184 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"The Hardys purchase a Chinese junk named the Hai Hau to ferry passengers to Rocky Isle and make some extra money. Four mysterious men also are interested in the boat because of treasure hidden inside the Hai Hau."

The Hardy Boys 15: The Sinister Signpost by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 15: The Sinister Signpost"
Grosset & Dunlap
Language: English
Published in 1968.
Contains the Hardy Boys story The Sinister Signpost by Franklin W. Dixon in 175 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"This story begins with Frank and Joe Hardy driving home along Shore Road when they have an accident with a dragster. When they arrive home their father, Fenton Hardy, tells them about a new case he has taken on for Alden Automotive Research and Development Company, with which he would like the boys' help. Mr. Hardy explains that Mr. Alden believes someone is trying to steal the plans for a secret new engine he is designing, and that two of his racing cars which were equipped with new engine had strange accidents in which their windshields suddenly turned milky white, just after passing a road sign warning “DANGER”. While they are discussing the case someone fires a smoke grenade into their house with a warning attached, telling them to "drop the Alden case"."

The Hardy Boys 14: The Hidden Harbor Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 14: The Hidden Harbor Mystery"
Grosset & Dunlap
Language: English
Published in 1961.
Contains the Hardy Boys story The Hidden Harbor Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon in 177 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"The Hardy boys meet Mr. Bart Worth who is the editor of the Larchmont Record. He explains that Mr. Samuel Blackstone has sued him for printing a story accusing his ancestors of being pirates. Mr. Worth also tells the Hardy boys about the long standing feud between the Blackstone and the Rand families over ownership of a pond in Hidden Harbor.
The Hardy boys accept Mr. Worth’s case and, along with their friend Chet Morton, drive to Georgia. Once they have set up a camp on the beach between the two properties the boys begin to investigate the Rand and the Blackstone estates."

The Hardy Boys 2: The House On The Cliff by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 2: The House On The Cliff"
Grosset & Dunlap
Language: English
Published in 1959.
Contains the Hardy Boys story The House On The Cliff by Franklin W. Dixon in 180 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"Fenton Hardy, the famous private detective and father of the Hardy Boys, asks his sons to help him with his latest case involving a criminal named Snattman and the illegal drug trade smuggling of stolen drugs. Hardy directs Frank and Joe to a house on the cliff, whose location overlooking Barmet Bay offers an excellent vantage point to watch for smugglers. The Hardys are tricked into the house by cries for help, and are trapped for a short time in the attic; meanwhile, their telescope and motorcycles are damaged, possibly by the smugglers."

The Hardy Boys 1: The Tower Treasure by Franklin W. Dixon.

"The Hardy Boys 1: The Tower Treasure"
Grosset & Dunlap
Language: English
Published in 1959.
Contains the first Hardy Boys story, The Tower Treasure, by Franklin W. Dixon in 180 pages, with black and white illustrations.
"The story begins with Frank and Joe Hardy barely avoiding being hit by a speeding driver whom they notice has bright red hair. Later, this same red-haired driver attempts a ferryboat ticket office robbery and successfully steals a yellow jalopy called Queen from the Hardys' friend, Chet Morton. Due to one witness reporting that the villain had dark hair, the Hardys assume he is using a red wig. It is learned that the thief returned to Chet's home to steal a tire, helping Frank and Joe to find Queen abandoned in a public wooded area."

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

"The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes"
Penguin Books
Language: English
Published in 1986.
First published by George Newnes, 1892. First published by Penguin Books, 1981.
Contains twelve stories about Sherlock Holmes' adventures by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in 283 pages.
"Amid the foggy streets of sinister London, and the even more sinister smiling countryside, Holmes and Watson once more solve the unsolvable. In The Speckled Bnad, The Scandal in Bohemia, The Engineer's Thumb and nine other intriguing stories, the great master-mind of detection grapples with the very extremes of treachery, duplicity and murderous evil."

Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

"Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes"
Bantam Books
Language: English.
Published in 1949.
The original version was published in 1893.
Contains 250 pages with eleven adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
"Sherlock Holmes, world's greatest detective, traps a killer in The Crooked Man, only one of eleven exciting adventures, including the story of Holmes' most dangerous opponent, Moriarty, king of crime, and the life-and-death strugge at the Reichenbach Falls."

Sherlock Holmes Short Stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

"Sherlock Holmes Short Stories"
Longman Group
Language: English
Published in 1977.
Contains seven short Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in simplified english, 120 pages.
"This book has been specially prepared to make enjoyable reading for people whom English is a second or a foreign language. An English writer never thinks of avoiding unusual words, so that the learner, trying to read the book in its original form, has to turn frequently to the dictionary and so loses much of the pleasure that the book ought to give."

Pandora by Anne Rice.

"Pandora"
Ballantine Books
Language: English
Published in 1999, first Ballantine Books edition.
Contains the novel Pandora by Anne Rice in 344 pages and an excerpt from Vittorio, the Vampire.
"The title character is a highborn woman of Augustan Rome who later names herself after the Pandora of mythology, opening her own box of surprises. Sitting in a modern-day Paris café in the aftermath of a fresh kill, the vampire Pandora accepts the challenge of recounting her history and immediately sets to work, filling the blank pages of an elegant leatherbound notebook... A wealth of narrative twists and period detail."

Christ The Lord by Anne Rice.

"Christ The Lord"
Ballantine Books
Language: English
Published in 2006, Ballantine Books mass-market edition.
Contains the novel Christ The Lord by Anne Rice in 350 pages.
"With the Holy Land in turmoil, seven-year old Jesus and his family leave Egypt for the dangerous road home to Jerusalem. As they travel, the boy tries to unlock the secret of his birth and comprehend his terrifying power to work miracles. Anne Rice's dazzling, kaleidoscopic novel, based on the gospels and the most respected New Testament scholarship, summons up the voice, the presence, and the worlds of Jesus, allowing him to tell his own story as he struggles to grasp the holy purpose of his life."

Blackwood Farm by Anne Rice.

"Blackwood Farm"
Ballantine Books
Language: English
Published in 2003, first domestic mass-market edition.
Contains the novel Blackwood Farm by Anne Rice in 626 pages.
"Welcome to Blackwood Farm: soaring white columns, spacious dining rooms, sun-drenched gardens, and a dark strip to the dense Sugar Devil Swamp. This is the world of Quinn Blackwood, a brilliant young man haunted since birth by a mysterious doppelgänger, a spirit known as Goblin. When Quinn is made a vampire, losing all that is rightfully his and gaining an unwanted immortality, Goblin becomes even more vampiric and terrifying than Quinn himself. Desperate, Quinn seeks out the legendary Vampire Lestat in the hope of freeing himself from the specter that draws him inexorably back to Sugar Devil Swamp - and to the secrets it holds..."

Angel Time by Anne Rice.

"Angel Time"
Anchor Books
Language: English
Published in 2010, first Anchor Books mass-market edition.
Contains the novel Angel Time by Anne Rice in 371 pages and an excerpt from Of Love and Evil by Anne Rice in 12 pages.
"It's the present day. Toby O'Dare - aka Lucky the Fox - is a contract killer on assignment once again. He's a souless soul, a dead man walking. His nightmarish world of lone and lethal missions is disrupted when a mysterious stranger, a seraph, offers a him a chance to save rather than destroy lives.
O'Dare, who long ago dreamt of being a priest, seixes hi chance. Now he is carried back through the ages to 13th-century England, to dark realms where children suddenly die or disappear, and accusations of ritual murder have been made against Jews. Here O'Dare begins his perilous quest for salvation, a journey of danger and flight, loyalty and betrayal, selflessness and love."