British-occupied Cairo, 1928: Several young children have disappeared and were then found, horribly mutilated, in the tombs just outside the city. Panic is spreading among the locals after a cloaked giant is sighted. Has a ghoul from One Thousand and One Nights been brought to life? British inspector Jeremy Matheson follows the trail of the monster, which takes him into the depths of underground Cairo, as well as deep into his own tortured past. Mont-Saint-Michel, 2005: Marion has taken refuge in the wind-swept and remote monastery located on a spit of land on the west coast of France. In the wake of a scandal, caused by her own revelations, that is now reverberating through the French capital, she has been spirited away from Paris and brought here by the French Secret Service for her own protection. When she finds a diary dating from 1928 in the monastery library, penned by Jeremy Matheson and hidden inside the jacket of an Edgar Allan Poe book, she is inexorably pulled into the past as she follows his investigation. Soon she feels she is being watched, and taunting notes and riddles urge her to give back what is not hers. Could one of the brothers or sisters at the monastery be behind this? And who is the old man Marion befriends? The two stories intertwine and culminate in an absolutely baffling climax in this cinematic bestselling thriller from France. Meticulously researched and fast-paced, The Cairo Diary is a stunning mystery.

"And I saw the beast rising out of the sea" While Noah built his ark to save the creatures of the Earth, another ark was secretly constructed for the beasts he wanted gone. Thousands of years later, the D’Ark—and its monstrous cargo—has returned. On a brilliant summer morning, four college friends set out from the Australian coast for a day of fishing. Aboard their pint-sized boat are argumentative Liv, intuitive Hiroko, truth-seeking Ajay, and big, gentle Nick. Instead of the leisurely day they’re expecting, the four of them are swept up by an ancient force that delivers them into a waking nightmare. A nightmare that will test the foundations of their humanity. The D’Ark is a spiritual horror novel that peers into humanity’s darkest dimensions—cultural, political, psychological, and divine—and asks whether the greatest monsters are the ones we unleash… or the ones we invite in. M.J. Noble’s haunting debut delivers horror at its most provocative, its most profound, and its most urgent.