Hello, I have been trying to find a book I once read as a teenager with the following plot points

Start of the book had the protagonist going ice climbing for some reason.

The main plot had something to do with scientists hooking up people to a machine which was supposed to track what happened to a persons soul once they died and communicate with them to find out where the soul goes.

I think the end of the book had a bad guy hooked up to the machine who dies and speaks through the machine telling people that we were wrong to think that good/ heaven came first and evil/Hell came after, it was in fact evil/Hell that first came into existence and is the true order of the universe.

I think the real ending was that he was lying to make people think the worst and go through an existential crisis.

It is also possible that I hallucinated reading such a book but if anyone knows if this book is real I would greatly appreciate your help.

I read this book in middle or elementary school, so maybe around 2015-2019?
I think there may have been a character named ivy? The cover may have been mostly white?
There was a line about how the women in the mc’s family cried silently

In my pre/teens I was a huge Point Horror (And adjacent books not from that "collection") reader, was massively into Christopher Pike. I'm remembering a book but I cannot find it.

The FMC is alive. That's all I remember about her.
The MMC is a ghost, and is the typical 90s outcast, long hang, leather jacket, flannel/plaid shirt tied around his waist. He was murdered, possibly by jocks/school bullies, and is now protecting the FMC.
They interact, only she can see him.
I vaguely remember there being trees around her home. and it's possible he's protecting her from her ex/boyfriend?

It was giving kinda Twilight vibes, but with a ghost instead of a vampire, and well before Twilight was a thing.

Does anyone know what book this could be? It was potentially 90s/early 2000s.

As it says in the title, im trying to track down a piece of short horror fiction i read in an anthology I no longer own. The story would have been from the 90s. Can't recall the name, the author or the anthology, I'm afraid, and AI has made searching for an obscure piece of genre literature nearly impossible.

The story is about a rain maker in a world stricken by supernatural drought. He is in pursuit of a rogue apprentice who has been making it rain unnatural things. He comes to a desolate town, gets attacked by desperate locals, and resorts to a canteen or "black water" whose properties are never fully explained, but is apparently vile. He eventually tracks his apprentice down to the town hall which is crawling with tortured ghosts.

If anyone has any idea what this could be, I'd be in your debt.

I read this a long time ago: some people are doing an autopsy on this guy and find reels of film in his eyes. They determine that this must've been the work of Michael Myers, also we see the narration of the dead guy, ring any bells to anybody?

As title explains, it was a decently long series, I read it back in middle school (2016) and to my knowledge the entire series was complete then, I remember reading up to book 6 or 7 or so, and being unable to finish because 7 or 8 I don't remember wasn't in the school library and I refused to jump over an entire section, the main character was a girl, I swear it had to do with powers of some kind, either like vampires/witches/werewolves something like that, but it had romance and the only main memory I can remember is that somewhere around book 5-7 the main character gets romantically involved with one of the staff/teachers/professors at the school? It was a really good read and I really want to find it again, I've been looking for it for the last week or so when I was reminded of it and I'm losing my mind, but point being, all I remember is the first book was titled something along the lines of midnight academy or whatever, and believe me I've tried searching up ever possibility, but it is a fact that the series had over 7+ books, and I wanna say the books were around 300-400 pages minimum

does anyone here have the "forgotten fragments"by Abigail Compton as pdf or epub???or knows any website i can find it in???

I am looking for 'Modern Guidelines for Fire Control' by Charles V. Walsh; dated 1970. If anyone has it and would be willing to part with it, or knows where I can obtain it please by all means reach out to me. Thank you.

This book was somewhat popular on bookish side of instagram around 2022-2023. It wasn't exactly young adult and had mature Themes I think. It was coming of age sort of, as far as I remember