Books in Unexplained series

Easily spooked readers, watch out! Spirits, ancient swords of flame, and bands of skeleton musicians on phantom trains might truly exist. Fearful premonitions and time shifts provide glimpses into the past and future. Do you want to know what chills await you? You'll learn of a cadre of ghostly soldiers who reportedly marched through an abandoned cellar; two women who slipped hundreds of years back in time; and Abraham Lincoln's frightening dream of being assassinated--just days before it happened. From armies in the sky to omens of disaster for the Titanic, these tales will make goose bumps crawl up and down your flesh... 48 pages (all in color), 5 1/2 x 8. NEW IN PAPERBACK

Who or what is causing the horrible deaths of people working on or near the Egyptian pyramids? Has something awakened the ancient curse of the pharaohs? Is it terrorist activity? Or is it something even more sinister and frightening? Professor Stirling, the famous paranormal investigator, is called in, and it's up to him and his son Matt to explain the inexplicable, before it's too late. A gripping read for fear-addicts everywhere!

Beware, all those who enter here! You'll find danger, hexes, and eerie happenings! Imagine that you had read the warning on King Tut's burial chamber: Death will slay with his wings whoever disturbs the peace of the pharaoh. Would you have ignored it? The archeologists who found the tomb did--and soon they began to die, one by one. Did they fall victim to a curse? Or was it just coincidence? Explore the mystery of this and other strange places, including the sacred rock in Australia where several young girls disappeared during a picnic in 1900, and the moa--huge stone statues in Easter Island whose builders are unknown. Decide for yourself whether or not these sites are magical. 48 pages (all in color), 5 1/2 x 8. NEW IN PAPERBACK

Is truth really stranger than fiction? Can a person's touch cure a deadly disease? What obstacles could a dog overcome to reach its master? Do dreams really foretell the future? Enter the uncanny zone--if you dare! Here's who you'll find there: * Agnes, who claimed to be a witch in 1590 and provided startling proof of the fact. Rasputin. This monk allegedly cured the tsar's son of hemophilia, and had hypnotic power over the entire royal family. Eyewitnesses claimed neither poison nor bullets could kill him. * Sugar Ray Leonard, a prize-winning boxer whose nightmare about killing his opponent in the ring came to pass. It's strange but true... 48 pages (all in color), 5 1/2 x 8. NEW IN PAPERBACK