I haven't read this book in a long time, but it's a classic tale. Regarding the cover art, it is different, but when I type in the ISBN on the back, I get "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte. There is also an unsightly Walmart price (a huge orange dot) on the front. I think there's a conspiracy, check out Frankenstein, and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Need more? Check out an Amazon review for a summary of the plot.

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Now this is a classic... It's been forever since I read the original. This one will go beside the bed for a few days, luling me into the blissful gothic sleep. *Sigh* okay enough reminicing, time to read it again.

Exactly what a true Gothic Novel should be... Extrodinary actions, by larger than life characters, in extrodinary events... (this time super-natural) all with a flavour of Darkness. Personaly, this on sets the standard, and is closely followed by Frankenstein. (Which I find more of a sad medical thriller... think comparing King/Koontz to Chrichton.)

Released on Thursday, March 20, 2003 at I.D.E.A. Field Office, 2nd and Barnette in Fairbanks, Alaska USA.