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Vampyre: The Terrifying Lost Journal of Dr. Cornelius Van Helsing

Mary-Jane Knight

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Vampyre: The Terrifying Lost Journal of Dr. Cornelius Van Helsing Beautiful Book, This bountiful, extremely interactive, and scrumptiously spooky book features all you by no means wanted to know about vampyres! Look inside and discover creepy confirmation of factual gothic terror—foldout maps, booklets of vampyre myths and lore, Dr. Van Helsing's private letters, pull-tab revelations, heat-sensitive images and much more! Vampyre! The name alone strikes terror into the hearts of most mortals . . . but not Dr. Cornelius Van Helsing—a doctor by profession but secretly a vampyre expert and hunter extraordinaire. Lucky for us, he recorded everything he discovered about the hideous undead in his nineteenth-century journal . . . or did he? His trusted companion Gustav deWolff has a slightly different story to tell. So, was Van Helsing a friend or foe to vampyres after all? Only you can decide. But beware, lest you draw the attention of a mysterious dark prince from Transylvania.

Language: English

Release: June 01, 2007

Vampyre: The Terrifying Lost Journal of Dr. Cornelius Van Helsing

Mary-Jane Knight

0/5 ( ratings)

Vampyre: The Terrifying Lost Journal of Dr. Cornelius Van Helsing Beautiful Book, This bountiful, extremely interactive, and scrumptiously spooky book features all you by no means wanted to know about vampyres! Look inside and discover creepy confirmation of factual gothic terror—foldout maps, booklets of vampyre myths and lore, Dr. Van Helsing's private letters, pull-tab revelations, heat-sensitive images and much more! Vampyre! The name alone strikes terror into the hearts of most mortals . . . but not Dr. Cornelius Van Helsing—a doctor by profession but secretly a vampyre expert and hunter extraordinaire. Lucky for us, he recorded everything he discovered about the hideous undead in his nineteenth-century journal . . . or did he? His trusted companion Gustav deWolff has a slightly different story to tell. So, was Van Helsing a friend or foe to vampyres after all? Only you can decide. But beware, lest you draw the attention of a mysterious dark prince from Transylvania.

Language: English

Release: June 01, 2007

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