Fast Asleepwith Gena Marie

“My Cousin Rachel” by Daphne du Maurier, Part 2 16.11.2020 43:28 ↓

88 - “It’s like an illness. If this goes on. . . she will spend everything.”

“My Cousin Rachel” by Daphne du Maurier, Part 1 15.11.2020 42:03 ↓

87 - Let this mystery romance take you from your world to a beautiful Cornwall estate.

“The Enormous Radio” by John Cheever 11.11.2020 36:36 ↓

86 - What was with that radio? “Turn that thing off. . . Maybe THEY can hear US!”

“The Catbird Seat” by James Thurber 09.11.2020 36:30 ↓

85 - The secret life of Walter Mitty? Nope. This time it’s Erwin Martin and it’s delightful!

“Your Body is a Jewel Box” by Kay Boyle 08.11.2020 51:02 ↓

84 - A car ride you won’t soon forget . . .

“The Lost Phoebe” by Theodore Dreiser 05.11.2020 39:52 ↓

83 - With his “naturalist” style, Dreiser writes tenderly of decades-long love.

“The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck 03.11.2020 35:01 ↓

82 - The grey-flannel fog of winter closed off the Salinas Valley from the sky . . .

“The Upper Berth” by F. Marion Crawford, Part 2 30.10.2020 38:38 ↓

81 - “The captain was very silent and never sailed again in that ship.”

“The Upper Berth” by Francis Marion Crawford, Part 1 29.10.2020 34:34 ↓

80 - Sail the seas with the last of our spooky tales of the season penned by the author known for his fantastic mind and his famous aunt.

“The Telephone” by Mary Treadgold 26.10.2020 25:51 ↓

79 - “My teeth were chattering and I was shaking all over when the bell . . . began to ring.”

“Playmates” by A.M. Burrage, Part 2 25.10.2020 37:34 ↓

78 - “She didn’t think they were real at first, and laughed at me . . . And then she saw them . . .”

“Playmates” by A. M. Burrage, Part 1 24.10.2020 39:55 ↓

77 - “He felt them . . . scattering, flying swiftly and silently as shadows to incredible hiding places. . .”

“The Corner Shop” by Lady Cynthia Asquith 24.10.2020 51:30 ↓

76 - “. . . after my death all are welcome to read what, to the best of my knowledge, is a true story.”

“Harry” by Rosemary Timperly 22.10.2020 40:54 ↓

75 - “Such ordinary things make me afraid.”

“The Willows” by Algernon Blackwood, Part 4 21.10.2020 36:38 ↓

74 - The conclusion . . .

“The Willows” by Algernon Blackwood, Part 3 20.10.2020 46:10 ↓

73 - “We must keep our minds quiet — it’s our minds they feel.”

“The Willows” by Algernon Blackwood, Part 2 18.10.2020 44:34 ↓

72 - “Our intrusion has stirred the powers of this place into activity.”

“The Willows” by Algernon Blackwood, Part 1 18.10.2020 54:02 ↓

71 - H.P. Lovecraft considered this to be the finest supernatural tale in English literature.

“Afterward” by Edith Wharton, Part 3 15.10.2020 33:42 ↓

70 - Congratulations! You’ve earned your way to the payoff!

“Afterward” by Edith Wharton, Part 2 14.10.2020 30:39 ↓

69 - You’ll never know it’s a ghost until . . .

“Afterward” by Edith Wharton, Part 1 14.10.2020 40:49 ↓

68 - They only want the house if it’s haunted.

“Miss Emmeline Takes Off “ by Walter Brooks, Part 2 12.10.2020 29:19 ↓

67 - The whimsical conclusion . . .

“Miss Emmeline Takes Off” by Walter Brooks, Part 1 11.10.2020 27:51 ↓

66 - From the Alfred Hitchcock collection . . .

“Poison” by Roald Dahl 07.10.2020 37:14 ↓

65 - Willy Wonka is NOWHERE to be found in this thriller.

“With Intent to Steal” by Algernon Blackwood, Part 2 05.10.2020 43:33 ↓

64 - A fight to stay awake and a fight to keep another life from being stolen . . .