Лучшие книги Дэвида Кейза

Молодой мужчина после смерти тётки получает в наследство её особняк. Разбирая вещи, он натыкается на пожелтевшую ветхую тетрадь, которая оказывается дневником давно, как считалось, пропавшего без вести мужа покойной.

When Thomas Ashley is invited to accompany the archaeological expedition of Sir Harold Gregory, he travels beyond the Great Cataract to enter a realm of endless sand, craggy cliffs, and the Egypt of the ancient pharaohs. Treading through the detritus of this vanished civilization, Ashley and his party uncover a New kingdom sarcophagus containing a mummy that has lain sequestered, undisturbed over the aeons, within a rock-cut tomb. While Ashley is translating the hieroglyphic writings that attend this discovery, a scandal erupts over the mummy, involving both a hideous mutilation and the threat of a Pharaonic curse. More ominously, the expedition is visited by a mysterious intruder, Lucian Mallory...

As extraordinary a novel as Arkham House has ever published, The Third Grave was conceived by one of the few living fantasists capable of fulfilling the literary requirements of the genre. David Case's first book, published twelve years ago, created a sensation among cognoscenti of the macabre, and this new novel reaffirms his stature as one of the great American masters of horror.

Брукс узнаёт о том, что на Огненной Земле обнаружено существо, похожее на таинственного «снежного человека». Антрополог немедленно отправляется туда, чтобы найти это создание и изучить его. Однако сделать это оказывается не так-то просто — тайну «снежного человека» есть кому охранять.

Названия в других переводах: Охотник; Чудовище. В обычном британском городке происходит несколько жестоких убийств. К поискам преступника подключается бывалый, но давно уже отошедший от дел охотник Уэзерби...

For a brother, already alarmed at the disappearance of his sister, there can be nothing more disturbing than finding evidence she may not have been the only victim of the man who lives at Lavendar Hall. When the local police seem to take no interest in the matter, a loving brother cannot let the investigation lapse. He must find out the truth, whatever the cost...
The young girl is running away from an abusive father. She leaves the road when she catches sight of a police car only to get caught in an old bear trap in the forest. But instead of release, her screams bring someone with rape on his mind. The sheriff is not impressed by the girl's description of her attacker nor her later hysteria at the clinic when she claims the face at her window was that of her attacker. But when another girl is reported missing and a third has a narrow excape, the sheriff begins to wonder whether his quiet litttle town is hiding a terrible secret.

In these most Gothic of tales, David Case explores the boundary line between fact and fantasy. Then he goes on to new territory where themes of knowledge and understanding are explored in settings as varied as the Age of Reason in Europe and a strange planet where a prospector may have stumbled onto the find of the century.