"May there be a member of the family attend the Arison academy with each passing generation." ... "I can go to Arison. I can keep the tradition."

Opuntia Arison is a part of the family that founded the infamous Arison Academy, A mysterious but illuminating boarding school above the town of New Versine. Despite being an all-boy school, Opuntia gets to attend the school due to a tricky loophole in her great-grandfather's will. It's now her final year, but things of course have to go out with a bang as she wakes up to find a bloody message seemingly hinting at her own demise. Opuntia and her group of friends set out to find out what is behind this mystery, while at the same time, Opuntia may also uncover the mystery of who she sees as more than just a friend.

This is my first time attempting to write a full-length novel so any feedback or just reading it would be super helpful!! I hope you enjoy:)

A true short horrifying story of a young boy tormented by bullies in 1976. 100 percent Authentic

Camp Crystal Lake is cursed.

When Steve Christy hires several campers, they're stalked by a killer bent on revenge.

In 1957, eleven year old Jason Voorhees, 11, allegedly drowned in the cold waters of Camp Crystal Lake. A year later, two camp counsellors, Barry and Claudette, are attacked in the barn. After a series of accidents, and fires, the camp is closed for two decades.

In the summer of 1979, Steve Christy, and Alice Hardy, hire several campers to look after the camp, unaware of the death curse that causes the town to be on edge.

The Revised Version of Friday the 13th.

Camp Crystal Lake is cursed.

When Alice Hardy arrives there, she and the other campers, arrive unaware of the danger they're in.

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In 1973, on a cold, July night in New York, Caroline Templeton, a young girl of seventeen, arrives at Templeton House, which is steeped in mystery. As she meets all kinds of family members, her sanity is in question, as she continues to stay there.

A Non-Fiction true crime account about the Zodiac Killer.

New York, 1973

Madeline Campbell, who is a lesbian teenager in the city that never sleeps, meets old friends as she becomes known for her rights for young women, as the lesbian and gay rights movement across America, finds a new voice.

The third book in the "New York Stories" series set in the 1970's.

New York, 1977

In the late 1970's, Cara Madden, a sixteen year old teenager, arrives at a family Mansion that is clouded by mystery. As she struggles to find her voice against her unfeeling parents who are hiding their own secrets, Cara meets Darren Karr, a seventeen year old boy, and falls in love with him, unaware of the dangers they're in as a consequence of their actions.

The new gothic horror romance novel by Robert Helliger, in the vein of Daphne Du Maurier, and V C Andrews.

New York, 1971

Thirteen year old Karen Blanchard is a young teenager whose parents aren't interested in their daughter's emotional problems. When she meets other girls at school in the city that never sleeps, she decides to form a relationship with fourteen year old Gretel James, that causes her to grow up faster than she ever dreamed of.

The first book in a new series.

In West Germany, 1973, John Bauer, an American expat, arrives in the German Resort, where he falls in love with Katharine Coll, a local psychiatrist. When a series of murders happen, they become embroiled in a mystery that causes them to struggle to survive.

The first crime mystery horror thriller novel set in Germany in the 1970's.

On June 17, 1972, there was a break-in at the Democratic National Congress Building in Washington, DC. After the arrest of several burglars, after the scandal over the Pentagon Papersin 1971, over the Vietnam War in the 1950's, and 1960s, two young reporters, Bob Woodward, and Carl Bernstein, from the Washington Post, investigate President Richard M. Nixon, who with his Cabinet at The White House, became paranoid over leaks, a decade after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963.