Frankenstein's Brother

Name: Frankenstein's Brother
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ISBN: 9781517557959

✍️ Annette Shelley

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2015 📖 114 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781517557959

📝 Description: Frankenstein's Brother

When Mary Shelley wrote her 1818classic Frankenstein, she failed to disclose the fate of Victor's middle brother, Ernest. Now for the first time, readers learn what really happened in the Frankenstein household and the cursed fate of their clan."In a manner worthy of the name Shelley, Frankenstein's Brother is a brilliantly constructed sequel to one of the greatest works of all time. Gripping and masterful, Annette Shelley's novel holds great literary merit and is well worth the read," Dacre C. Stoker, Great-grandnephew of Bram Stoker, and author of Dracula the Undead

💎 Our verdict on Frankenstein's Brother

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Horror Reads editorial team

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Frankenstein's Brother presents a bold reimagining of the Shelley family saga, focusing on the mysterious fate of Victor’s brother, Ernest. The book leverages its connection to the original classic to build an atmosphere of inherited curse and domestic dread, appealing strongly to enthusiasts of gothic horror and literary fiction. By shifting the focus to the household's internal dynamics, it offers a psychological depth that complements the traditional external horrors of the genre. The endorsement from Dacre C. Stoker highlights its literary merit and construction as a worthy sequel. It is best suited for readers who enjoy expansive lore-building within established horror universes and those seeking nuanced explorations of family tragedy intertwined with supernatural elements.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Frankenstein's Brother presents a bold reimagining of the Shelley family saga, focusing on the mysterious fate of Victor’s brother, Ernest. The book leverages its connection to the original classic to build an atmosphere of inherited curse and domestic dread, appealing strongly to enthusiasts of gothic horror and literary fiction. By shifting the focus to the household's internal dynamics, it offers a psychological depth that complements the traditional external horrors of the genre. The endorsement from Dacre C. Stoker highlights its literary merit and construction as a worthy sequel. It is best suited for readers who enjoy expansive lore-building within established horror universes and those seeking nuanced explorations of family tragedy intertwined with supernatural elements.