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The Dracula Caper
(TimeWars #8)
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A plague of vampires and werewolves falls on Victorian England in the late 1800's, but there's nothing supernatural about these creatures. They're genetically engineered monsters from the future, dropped into the past as a terrorist tactic in the Time Wars.
To Scotland Yard, it's a mystery more baffling than any ever faced by Sherlock Holmes, so they turn to his creator f ...more
To Scotland Yard, it's a mystery more baffling than any ever faced by Sherlock Holmes, so they turn to his creator f ...more
Mass Market Paperback, 212 pages
Published
October 1st 1988
by Ace
(first published January 1st 1988)
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I've been reading this series, Time Wars, since either the late 1980s, or the early 1990s. I know some of the books I was able to buy new when they first appeared, but most were before my start reading the series. It's an important point because the books became very difficult to find very quickly. They seemed to go out of print almost instantly, and second hand copies were hard to come by. So, while this isn't exactly a long series - I think there are just a total of 12 or 13 books in the serie
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An excellent read!
The series take as dive in to the world of fiction - (yes I know ironic really considering the whole series could be classed as that) but it seems in this book how many fictional characters and period authors of fiction could be crammed in to one book. But the best thing rather there is to be a kaleidoscope of name dropping and hacking of others peoples works it all melds in to an epic adventure that to be honest is now becoming the signature of the time wars series. I think my only issue (and t
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High adventure, thrills, and chills involving horror and sci-fi. Time travel to Victorian London, chasing an interdimensional, international, cross-time madman who wants to either mess up the timeline beyond repair or end it, altogether... whichever works.
A geneticist from the far future has continued his mad plans (and tickled his psychotic sense of humour) by creating non-supernatural, but super-powered versions of Dracula and the Wolf Man, then set them loose in 1890s London. And it's up to t ...more
A geneticist from the far future has continued his mad plans (and tickled his psychotic sense of humour) by creating non-supernatural, but super-powered versions of Dracula and the Wolf Man, then set them loose in 1890s London. And it's up to t ...more
Short book that took a long time to get through (again). I read the entire series years ago, and having read so much since then, have forgotten details that generate an "Oh yeah." when I come across them (as in remembering the set up for the last four.)
I thought this a bit forced and less enjoyable than the predecessors. ...more
I thought this a bit forced and less enjoyable than the predecessors. ...more
Really enjoyed this one: London, late 19th century, Arthur Conan Doyle, HG Wells, AND Bram Stoker all mixed in with the Temporal Corps I've grown to love.
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