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DARK SHADOWS THE COMPLETE PAPERBACK LIBRARY REPRINT BOOK 21: BARNABAS, QUENTIN AND THE The original, classic, Dark Shadows books from the Paperback Library, return with Hermes ISBN-13: 978-1-61345-240-0 Press' archival reprint of all 32 titles in the series beginning with the first novel which first Price: $14.99 ($19.99 CAN) Publisher: Hermes Press saw print in December, 1966. Imprint: Hermes Press The twenty-first book in this reprint series is titled “Barnabas, Quentin and the Haunted Writer: Marilyn Ross Cave.” Each book in the series was written by William Edward Daniel Ross who used the pen Size: 9 x 6 name Marilyn Ross. Page Count: 144 Format: Softcover, Black & White Harriet Turnbridge asks Barnabas Collins for help after her husband, her brother-in-law, and Recommended Age: Young father-in-law are found dead, their throats savagely ripped open. Adult (13 - 16) Other Works by Creators: The police insist the killer is a mad beast. Harriet thinks that the phantom recently seen at Dark Shadows the Complete Collinwood is responsible. Barnabas suspects that Quentin Collins, disguised as a wealthy Paperback Library Reprint Book 20: Barnabas, Quentin and the hippie, is guilty. Witch's Curse (ISBN-13 978-1-61345-238-7, Where will they find the murderer? In the nightmare world of Harriet's dreams? In the $14.99), Dark Shadows the haunted cave beneath the Collins' family cemetery? Or in another century -- when witchcraft Complete Paperback Library and demonology threatened Collinwood? Reprint Book 18: Barnabas, KEY SELLING POINTS: Quentin and the Nightmare Assassin The original, classic, Dark Shadows books from the Paperback Library, return with Hermes (ISBN-13 978-1-61345-236-3, Press' archival reprint of all 32 titles in the series beginning with the first novel which first $14.99), Dark Shadows the saw print in December, 1966. Complete Paperback Library Reprint Volume 1: Dark The twenty-first book in this reprint series is titled “Barnabas, Quentin and the Haunted Shadows Cave.” Each book in the series was written by William Edward Daniel Ross who used the pen (ISBN-13 978-1-61345-190-8, name Marilyn Ross. $14.99) Comparison Title: Dark Harriet Turnbridge asks Barnabas Collins for help after her husband, her brother-in-law, and Shadows the Complete Paperback Library Reprint Book father-in-law are found dead, their throats savagely ripped open. 20: Barnabas, Quentin and the Witch's Curse.

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