Books in Cold Whispers II series

Jane is excited to be visiting the historic library where her aunt works. As she explores the old building, however, she begins to experience strange things. Books fly off the shelves. She is chilled to the bone by icy cold spots in the aisles. And an invisible presence seems to be desperately tapping out a horrifying message to her on an antique typewriter. Who is trying to contact Jane? What terrible event took place in the library’s past? And how can Jane communicate with a tortured spirit that has a shocking story to tell? The answers can be found in the library’s towering shelves and spooky rooms. Follow Jane as she dares to spend the night alone in the old library to discover its awful secret. Fright at the Freemont Library is part of Bearport’s Cold Whispers II series. This bone-chilling book is the fiction companion to Creepy Libraries from Bearport’s best-selling nonfiction series Scary Places.

When Grace’s dog runs away and disappears inside an old hospital on the outskirts of town, she has no choice but to follow her beloved pet into the abandoned building. As she enters, Grace begins to experience a terrible feeling of dread. When she searches the empty wards, she hears ghostly whispers and tortured screams. Just when she finds her dog, Grace becomes trapped in a tunnel that deceased patients once journeyed through. Will Grace be able to escape? The answer can be found in the hospital’s shadowy corridors. Follow Grace as she dares to enter the abandoned hospital and discover its sad and horrifying past. Trapped in the Abandoned Hospital is part of Bearport’s Cold Whispers II series. This bone-chilling book is the fiction companion to Shuttered Horror Hospitals from Bearport’s best-selling nonfiction series Scary Places.

Remember—don't touch anything! That's what the guide said as she led eleven-year-old Sam Miller and his friends into the mysterious temple. The ancient ruin had been moved, stone by stone, from ancient Egypt to the huge, famous museum that Sam's class was visiting. Still, Sam couldn't help himself. He had to touch the stone wall with the weird symbols on it—even though it gave off a strange heat that almost burned his hand. Where did the eerie energy come from, and what did the symbols mean?