Phobias


False Memory
School of Fear (School of Fear, #1)
The Woman in the Window
A Semi-Definitive List of Worst Nightmares
Little Mouse's Big Book of Fears
Interesting Facts about Space
Owl's Slumber (Trials of Fear #1)
Where'd You Go, Bernadette
Hearts in Darkness (Hearts in Darkness, #1)
Touch of Love (Trials of Fear #3)
Shades of Darkness (Trials of Fear #2)
White Smoke
The Governess Game (Girl Meets Duke, #2)
Wed Him Before You Bed Him (School For Heiresses #6)
Love in the Light (Hearts in Darkness, #2)
Merlin Franco
The nineteen-seater Twin Otters offer three significant advantages: one, they can take off and land on the short runways common in mountainous terrains; two, they are economical to operate in low-traffic routes; three, they help people overcome claustrophobia. You have only two options—to cure yourself or jump into the woods below. And only one of those options guarantees survival.
Merlin Franco, Saint Richard Parker

Laurence Galian
Why do we humans have phobias? If we grew up and evolved with nature for so long, why do so many people have such a great fear of it? For example, evolution indicates we came out of the oceans, yet a great many people have an intense fear of swimming in the ocean, or even a tranquil backyard swimming pool For hundreds of thousands of years as we evolved we lied our nights in darkness, yet the fear of darkness is ubiquitous among humans. Insects and spiders, which generally can do us no harm what ...more
Laurence Galian, 666: Connection with Crowley

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