Even when Alfred Hitchcock was just a tiny tot, his parents sensed there was something, well, odd about him. The only kind of fairy tales that brought a smile to his childish lips had the ogres and dragons winning, and instead of wanting to know about the birds and the bees, he kept asking about the vipers and the vultures. Since then, Hitchcock's taste for terror and appetite for evil has more than made his parents' nightmares come true. And now he's out to share his satanic knowledge and pleasure with you in these thirteen super-shivery spellbinders by: 
John Collier - Gerald Kersh - F. Scott Fitzgerald - Andrew Benedict - Grace Amundson - Robert Arthur - Shirley Jackson - George Hitchcock - George Mandel - Jane Rice - Don Stanford - Richard Matheson - Richard Edward Wormser

Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories My Mother Never Told Me

Literature & Fiction

Shirley Jackson

John Collier

F.Scott Fitzgerald

Richard Wormser

Robert. Arthur

Don Stanford

Richard, Matheson

Gerald Kersh

Grace Amundson

Andrew Benedict

George Hitchcock

George Mandel

Jane Dixon Rice

Genre Fiction

Dell Publishing

One hears over and again that we are living in modern times. Since the day the first man walked the earth through this day, man has always lived in modern times. From the dawn of the ages when Eve was deceived by the serpent and ate the forbidden fruit to be like God, through today when men and women are eager to strike a deal with the devil to gain power and wealth, human nature has not changed. The setting for Southern Kingdom is the nineteenth century; however, its theme is as ageless as the rising and setting of the sun. Ambition, anger, bravery, cowardice, greed, hate, love, lust, selfishness, and the struggle to survive are timeless. This novel chronicles the life - and the lives of the people his life affects - of a man who allows those forces to blacken his heart and empty his soul. Adam Blythington relocates to America with the ambition of buying cheap land in the defeated south and living the life of a country squire. In only a few years, with the aid of a corrupt land speculator, he finds himself the owner of two vast plantations. When he acquires his first plantation, Hannah LeBlanc, the beautiful and sensuous housekeeper, offers herself as his mistress. Although he marries the beautiful daughter of a wealthy landowner for convention's sake, and has an affair with his brother-in-law's wife, Hannah remains steadfastly loyal to him. Together they forge the future of his empire, Southern Kingdom. They ruthlessly battle anyone, even resorting to murder, who threatens their dream of wealth and power. Although he amasses land, riches, and power, the gratification he desired remains elusive.

Southern Kingdom

Aberdeen Bay

Set in south Louisiana shortly after the Civil War, Southern Kingdom's Harvest takes you back to a time of intrigue and upheaval. Opportunities abound for the man who has the ambition, foresight and temerity to make the most of the turbulent times. Adam Blythington is sure that he is that man. He relocated from London to Opelousas, LA with the dream of purchasing land and living as a country squire. In only a short while he is successful beyond his expectations, but his success is quickly overshadowed by his lust for even more. He amasses land, power, riches and beautiful women, becoming one of the most powerful and envied men in Louisiana, but nothing will satisfy his desires. Only a few brave men dare to stand in his way. Murder and mayhem are his allies as he strives to eliminate all obstacles in his quest to build his empire.

Southern Kingdom's Harvest

Literary

Dinah wird Reitlehrerin

Schneiderbuch

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