Three children, born into a house that refuses to let them go... No matter how far they run, and no matter what they do to themselves, the house will never leave them alone. Its influence can even be felt on the other side of the planet.

"The stag-headed man is back. He needs more hearts for his collection. "When Ben Freeman returns home after many years on the road, he immediately starts causing trouble. He knows exactly what his family thinks of him, but he doesn't care. He knows they suspect him of being a killer, responsible for several brutal murders during his previous visit. Ben, however, is more interested in something that happened at a remote farmhouse when he was a teenager, something that first hinted at the existence of a place known as the Border. And this time, he's not willing to ignore the evil that hides beneath the town. After years of ignoring the truth, the residents of Bowley must finally face the darkness that waits in the shadows. The stag-headed man is on the loose again, hunting for human hearts to add to his collection. The ghost of a deal girl has started appearing to some of the locals, warning of terrible consequences if crimes remain unpunished. And deep down beneath the town, another girl discovers the dark secret that keeps the town safe, and finds a jar of hearts stretching back many decades. The Border is a horror thriller about a family's search for the truth, and about a town gripped by the possibility that something horrific lurks beneath their feet. Originally published in serial form, the entire story is now available in this omnibus edition for the first time.

Everyone who lives at the Marshall Heights tower block knows one thing: never, ever answer the door if someone knocks at 3am. Arriving at Marshall Heights to search for her missing aunt, Megan Booth immediately starts to notice that something isn't right about the place. All the residents seem nervous, and strange figures have been seen on the walkways...

“The revolution never came. We all waited, but it didn't happen. Eventually we just had to accept that the world was never going to change.” In the near future, it's not hard to end up on the wrong side of the law. Every lie counts, every minor mistake. Build up enough points, and you'll be hauled off to work for the government. The only possible escape is the island, a remote wilderness with no rules and no laws. But if you choose to go to the island, you can never come back. Everyone knows that only crazy people go to the island. Arrested for a crime she didn't commit, Iris soon discovers that she already has a long criminal record she never knew about. When her world comes crashing down, she makes the ultimate choice and invokes her right to be sent to the island. There, she quickly discovers the horrors of a land where anyone can do anything they want, free of all rules and laws. She also meets Asher, a mysterious girl with a dark past and a crazy plan to establish her own town in the midst of the island's chaos. First, though, they both have to face a deadly group with a taste for human flesh. The Island is the first book in the Steadfall series, about two people trying to establish their own order in a mad world, and about the horrors that take place when humanity is let off the leash.**

The Dead Souls serial continues in this fourth omnibus edition. With Madeleine having been driven mad by her experiences during the night, Edgar has to make a difficult choice. Meanwhile, Estella learns that she'll have to take further action if she wants to secure her future, but one final slip could cause her to lose everything.

One year after the events of Grave Girl, Sam and Anna are still guarding the Devil's tomb deep beneath Rippon's cemetery. And then the ravens arrive...