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LAKE HOUSE DESTROYED. 38 DEAD. CAUSE UNKNOWN.

Federal Agent Roland Banks has always done things by the book. It was the only way to avoid being dragged into the mire of corruption and quid pro quo that is government in Prohibition America. But when Agent Banks busts the wrong bootlegging operation in backwoods Virginia, his punishment is a bizarre assignment near Arkham, Massachusetts.

It is clear from the outset of his investigation that Arkham keeps its secrets close, and Roland isn’t going to break open this case if he sticks to SOP. But his agent’s handbook has nothing to say regarding ancient myths and wrathful gods.

As the mystery and chaos surrounding the assignment threaten to unravel Roland, he must decide how much he’s willing to risk to uncover and confront the truth.

Arkham Horror: The Dirge of Reason by Graeme Davis is available now in eBook formats at DriveThruFiction.com ^[1]!

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Arkham Horror: Ire of the Void ^[2] by Richard Lee Byers

SCIENCE CANNOT EXPLAIN THE VANISHING PHYSICIST

Nobody believes him, and why should they? How could six stars vanish from sight all at once, never to reappear? Astronomer and Miskatonic University professor Norman Withers had all but given up on regaining his colleagues’ esteem when a protege of the renowned Albert Einstein comes to speak on campus. e visiting physicist, with unsettling theories about the curvature of space-time, may hold the key to helping Norman explain the phenomenon of the vanishing stars.

But when Norman agrees to assist the physicist with his own experimental conundrums, they nd themselves no longer the seekers of knowledge, but those sought after. What creatures lurk in the angles of time, and how can two men of science stand up to beings that defy the laws of reality?