Shadow The Books

I have read several Arkham House books, but this one remains closest to my heart.

Councelman's stories withstand the test of time, and are as moody and haunting today as they were in the early years of the last century. A delightfuly macabre choice of tales, with no disappointing filler-type stories that are found in so many collections of the supernatural.

This collection includes the classic "The Three Marked Pennies," as well as "The Unwanted," "The Shot-Tower Ghost," "Night Court," "The Monkey Spoons," "The Smiling Face," "A Death Crown for Mr. Hapworthy," "The Black Stone Statue," "Seventh Sister," "Parasite Mansion," "The Green Window," "The Tree's Wife," "Twister," and "A Handful of Silver."

Currently the book is still in print, so there is no need to buy a supposedly "collectible" edition.

I loved this book! I met Roxie and had her sign my copy. I read it cover to cover the same day! It was really informative and wonderfully written! I can't wait to read her next book!

As a former resident of Richmond, I know that spooky stuff abounds in this quiet southern city and Scott and Sandi Bergman do a great job of bringing those classic ghost tales to life. I guarantee you will have goosebumps hearing some of these creepy stories. And I can't wait to return to Richmond to go on one of their ghost tours!

I read 'The Haunting of Briar Rose' over two years ago and remember it as being my favorite Silhouette ever. The detail kept me glued to the book. I recommend it for any avid Silhouette reader, although it can be enjoyed by everyone--each and every friend I have agrees.

I'm so satisfied for this book. there's a lot of specification I didn't imagined of.

there's hundreds of photos, easy to understand, detailed instructions and explanation about the photos.

this book is focused on SHADOW VT600, but has specific photos of VT750 for some parts which differs from VT600.

If you are HONDA VT600 or VT750 owner be sure to buy this book.

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This book makes a perfect gift - but make sure you order and extra, because you will certainly want a copy for yourself! Hilary Weeks and Simon Dewey have poured their God-given talents into this beautiful book. The art and music brings me to tears as I think of all the love that our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ freely offers each and every one of us. There are 5 inspiring songs on the CD by Hilary Weeks - one for each story of the book. The lyrics are placed perfectly with the art of Simon Dewey. Read along as you listen to the CD and you will find yourself captivated with the paintings, as they seem to come to life. The love, blessings, grace, strength and hope Christ Jesus freely gives us each day overwhelms me. Ask Him into your heart today to experience a life filled with purpose.

This book moves the energy of grief and helps to sort the elements of anger, guilt and frustration into places where they can begin to serve a healing function. Where many grief-related books are quite clinical and matter of fact about the phases of grief, this one is so beautifully written that it adds the power to touch one deeply and personally. I purchase these three at a time, and give them away when they seem needed. Thank you, Deborah Coryell, for this lovely book!

I bought this book because I saw that JoAnn Larsen had quoted stories from nearly a thousand books. I figured someone who had read this much would have much to tell. She did! Every page is a gift. The stories are rich, funny, heartwarming, tender, poignant. I'd like to give this book to all my friends! Great stories to read to all those you love.

Gene (Genevieve Bonneau) is finally reunited with the aristocratic Southern family she never knew. Although her long-lost grandfather still denies Gene her inheritance, she finds several reasons to stay in Louisiana--not the least of which are several attempts on her cousin's life and the handsome but distant Jonathan Eversleigh. May, in typical fashion, really waits until chapter sixteen to metaphorically take us there, but, as usual with May, it's well worth the wait. This is the first of May's books in which she touches upon the issue of race. However, aside from a few carefully crafted Jefferson/Hemmings moments, the main character, Genevieve, does not deal with it and thus we are given no vicarious insights into May's own views. Personally, I hope that May will write a novel that addresses her perspectives on bridging the racial divide, as I am sure she has had such experiences. This book is extraordinarily gripping and the back cover photograph is now imprinted on my soul.

Cherrie Moraga is a terrific writer, and all of these plays are great. A couple of months ago I saw a staged reading of her play The Hungry Woman, and can't wait until it is published.