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ROBERT BLOCH-"Bloch's handling of tension and suspense is razor-sharp."--Mystery Scene on Lori; "Bloch is America's acknowledged King of Terro."-Harlan Ellison; "Fast, tense, ingenious, and great fun-a ripping good read."-The Washington Post Book World on The Night of the Ripper; "Bloch is the finest psychological horror writer working today."-Stephen King.
"After arriving in England to claim her inheritance, Hester Jekyll, niece of Dr. Henry Jekyll, discovers she gets nothing, and suddenly her friends are untrustworthy and aloof. Hester becomes entangled in her uncle's mysterious past, and a series of brutal deaths cause her to wonder if London's seen the last of Dr. Jekyll--or Mr. Hyde."--GoodReads
One of the Cushing Library/Science Fiction copies received as part of Andre Norton’s Collection of Her Own Works, as donated by Vic Horadam and is signed by both authors, Robert Bloch and Andre Norton.
One of the Cushing Library/Science Fiction copies received as part of Andre Norton’s Collection of Her Own Works, as donated by Vic Horadam. The copy is signed by one author, Robert Bloch.
Two of the Cushing Library/Science Fiction copies received as part of Andre Norton’s Collection of Her Own Works, as donated by Vic Horadam.