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The town of Jerusalem's Lot is overrun by bloodthirsty Vampires. And, as more were turned in 'Salem's Lot, (the town nearby in Maine), by Richard Straker, and the Master, the ghosts of writer Ben Mears, still haunts the town four decades before... ...And, now, another man, Robert Harding, 40, a writer of folklore and the supernatural, attempts to exorcise the towns from the Undead, before more Vampires roam free from their unearthly coffins. The sequel to Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot' and Jerusalem's Lot by Robert Helliger, that takes the Vampire novel into the darkness of the soul...and leaves your blood run cold. Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, some coarse language, and strong, adult themes, supernatural themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER. FOR STEPHEN KING, TABITHA KING, AND TOBE HOOPER.

Robert Harding, the folklorist, is back to end the horror at The Marsten House...and kill the new Vampires. And, as he does so, the Master has plans of his own in 'Salem's Lot. And, while the new generation of locals are turned into the raving Undead, the past ignites in a night of blood and death...as the damned souls of the townspeople, wreak havoc once the night arrives. The terrifying finale to "The Marsten House" trilogy. Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, some coarse language, adult themes, supernatural themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER. FOR Lance Kerwin.

When Folklorist Robert Harding enters the cursed Marsten House in 'Salem's Lot, he finds the new Master's hoard of the Undead in their coffins. And, as he struggles to escape the horror, the horrifying past that afflicted writer Ben Mears, and Mark Petrie, comes back to haunt everyone there. The scary sequel to "The Marsten House", by Robert Helliger, based on Stephen King's "'Salem's Lot", and "Jerusalem's Lot". Second book in the trilogy. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, some coarse language, adult themes, supernatural themes. FOR David Soul, and the late James Mason.