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Bram Stoker: The Classics Collection - cover

Bram Stoker: The Classics Collection

Bram Stoker

Publisher: WS

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This book contains the Classics Collection of Bram Stoker in the chronological order of their original publication. - Under the Sunset - The Invisible Giant - The Dualitists - Dracula - The Jewel of Seven Stars - The Man - The Lair of the White Worm - Dracula's Guest - The Judge's House - A Dream of Red Hands - The Burial of the Rats - Crooken Sands
Available since: 04/12/2018.
Print length: 300 pages.

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