A Little Boy Is Missing follows Holocaust survivor and former philosophy professor Frank Wolf, now a Brooklyn private eye, as he investigates the disappearance of a young boy in Williamsburg.

Navigating a world shaped by faith, trauma, and mistrust of outside authority, Wolf and his grandson confront both cultural secrecy and painful memories to solve the case. As the hours slip away, the search reveals as much about the community’s buried wounds as it does about the crime itself.

Through a mishap in Professor Bulfinch’s laboratory, Danny accidentally creates an anti-gravity paint. The natural use, of course, is for a spaceship — the paint can replace rockets to get the ship into space. Unfortunately, the spaceship is launched prematurely after Danny and Joe follow Professor Bulfinch and Dr. Grimes on a tour of the ship.

A mechanical failure dooms the four to a one-way trip out of the Solar System — unless they can repair the spaceship in time!

Kip Carver isn’t just a state police lieutenant—he’s the one they call when a case goes sideways. A wealthy industrialist’s son has vanished, and the only clues are cryptic messages, a crate of homing pigeons, and a father’s guilt.

Why would anyone kidnap a spoiled twenty-year-old—and why is Kip the only one who seems to care?

From supernatural vengeance to spectral bureaucracy, this trio of chilling tales from the golden age of pulp fiction delves into humanity’s darkest fears.

In “Pursuit,” a man finds himself relentlessly hunted by a force beyond comprehension—one that twists time and reality.

“Hereafter, Inc.” presents a biting satire where the business of death becomes a corporate nightmare, exposing the absurdity lurking beneath modern life.

Finally, “The Coppersmith” spins a slow-burning ghost story set in a quiet town, where a newcomer uncovers a horrifying local secret—one tied to a long-forgotten craft and a spirit that refuses to rest.

Unearthing themes of guilt, bureaucracy, and malevolence, each story delivers tightly woven suspense wrapped in the classic tones of mid-century horror. A must-read collection for fans of eerie atmospheres, moral ambiguity, and vintage psychological dread.

In a deceptively genteel Midwestern suburb, a woman named Willie Hogan finds herself facing the unthinkable after killing her husband during a marital spat turned fatal. To protect her future, she enlists the help of her secret lover—her husband’s cousin, Quincy—whose cold intelligence and morally dubious resourcefulness become her only hope.

As the two weave an increasingly elaborate web of lies, *Killing Cousins* spirals into a darkly ironic tale of deceit, desire, and psychological unraveling that skewers the facade of respectable domestic life.

After the death of wise old Mangan, the Regent of Esphania, many of the regent’s skills and qualities seem to have been transferred to his beautiful and intelligent cat, Niffy, who at once attaches herself to the new ruler, Prince Jamas.

When the king of a neighbouring kingdom seems keen to forge an alliance with Jamas by allowing the prince to marry his niece, the real danger is Yasmin, the wicked queen wife, who poisons everyone she dislikes or suspects of interfering with her ambitions.

Now, Niffy must guide Jamas through a thicket of difficulties to save the Prince Jamas from a horrible fate!