Frankenstein

Frankenstein

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Aug 26, 2023
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Fiction
Paranormal
Witches
Occult & Afterlife
Supernatural Creatures
Sometimes... legends lie while telling the truth. Who was Victor Frankenstein, really? No one really knows the answer. It's a mystery and even a bigger mystery is his mythical monster. Was it really a grotesque monster that killed it's maker or was the truth something entirely different? These are the questions Adam's been running from. But no one can run forever, especially when gods and both antient and dark magic are at play... When a mysterious stranger approaches him with a plea for help to stop a lunatic from exhuming his past and warping it into something truly monstrous, what will Adam do? Will he keep running and hiding or will he finally face the past and show the world what the Frankenstein's monster really is? (It's a standalone fantasy story with gods & magic & in the end of it all...it's an accidental love-story)
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Four years after his brother's icy death, Ernest Frankenstein finds himself the lone survivor of his family and a refugee after revolutionaries force him to flee Geneva. Left with only Victor's cursed legacy, an unexpected run-in with Joseph Curwen, one of Victor's university friends, seems a Godsend to Ernest-especially when the necromancer claims he too has the ability to raise the dead with his own methods of salt and sorcery. Will Ernest's want for companionship trump his better judgement of meddling with Lovecraftian forces beyond man's understanding? And does Curwen have ulterior motives for wanting to bring Victor back?

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