Which one keeps calling?

Dracula

Garlic at her throat, moonlight on pale gums — Lucy’s teeth look unnaturally long as a bat pounds the window.

Dracula

A panther-like leap, a knife that just missed, sovereigns spilling on the floor—and the Count dives through the window.

Dracula

A fly's wings become a symbol: he insists the ancients were right in likening the soul to a butterfly.

Dracula

Two small punctures above the jugular—yet not enough blood to explain her pallor; what drained her this way?

Dracula

She might not be alive — she could already be Un-Dead.

The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Edward Hyde lies twitching in a man’s clothes, a crushed phial in his hand—death or something more sinister?

The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Was a key really used to get in? That single question stops the walk and turns a rumor into investigation.

The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Follow these bizarre midnight orders exactly—or risk being left to answer for my death.

Wuthering Heights

The wild, hatless child returns from Thrushcross Grange as a polished lady—rings, curls and all.

Wuthering Heights

She demands an eye for an eye: only making him suffer and beg could buy her forgiveness.

Wuthering Heights

They walked two hours in the plantation; he urged her to mount his horse and ride away—what promise did she make?

Wuthering Heights

A face flashes in candlelight—deep black eyes and ghastly paleness that turns a man into a goblin.

Wuthering Heights

He threatens to publish your old love-letters—and says Linton is literally dying for you.

Wuthering Heights

He shuts and locks the door, then confesses a savage amusement he'd indulge if laws were looser.

Wuthering Heights

He accuses her of treating him infernally and vows revenge, hinting he'll exploit an intimate secret.