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The Horrors of Oakendale Abbey
by Carver, Curt Herr
by Carver, Curt Herr
An underrated gem among the English Gothic novels that flooded the literary marketplace in the late-seventeenth century, THE HORRORS OF OAKENDALE ABBEY has it all: a depraved old baron, a beautiful young heroine, and an ancient castle replete with ghosts, skeletons, and bodysnatchers. Written by the mysterious Mrs. Carver in 1797, the book has largely faded into obscurity, but it remains a favorite among enthusiasts of Gothic literature. Unlike its contemporaries in the genre, THE HORRORS OF OAKENDALE ABBEY focuses more on pure terror than atmosphere and suspense, making it a quick, fun read for horror fans.
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