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Uncle Silas
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Author/Editor: J. Sheridan LeFanu
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A young heiress is compelled to join her mysterious uncle's peculiar household — a secluded estate, staffed by unfriendly servants and tainted by the memory of a long-ago scandal. Le Fanu's Victorian mystery, a gripping tale of psychological terror, continues to enchant lovers of suspense with ...  read more
 


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A young heiress is compelled to join her mysterious uncle's peculiar household — a secluded estate, staffed by unfriendly servants and tainted by the memory of a long-ago scandal. Le Fanu's Victorian mystery, a gripping tale of psychological terror, continues to enchant lovers of suspense with its narrative power and atmospheric details.
Reprint of the 1899 edition.

Product Details:

ISBN 10: 0486217159
ISBN 13: 9780486217154
Author/Editor: J. Sheridan LeFanu
Format: Book
Page Count: 480
Dimensions: 5 3/8 x 8 1/2
Publication date: November 2011

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