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A review by shubhra19
Stoker's Manuscript by Royce Prouty
4.0
More like 3.75 stars.
So this is one of the two books that I finished in 2020.
This was not like the other Dracula books. This has a different story line that consists of a rare manuscript the buyer needs(no matter what), and employs our narrator, a rare book dealer. We later on find that the narrator is born in the same brood(from his mother's side) and contains a few special skills. His life becomes full of danger as he visits various remote locations in search of this book.
A seemingly interesting read and thankfully not very long, I enjoyed it, save the narrator. I somehow liked his brother more than himself. He had this annoying personality of a loser.
Readers who love reading books about books, and that too about Dracula, must try this one.
So this is one of the two books that I finished in 2020.
This was not like the other Dracula books. This has a different story line that consists of a rare manuscript the buyer needs(no matter what), and employs our narrator, a rare book dealer. We later on find that the narrator is born in the same brood(from his mother's side) and contains a few special skills. His life becomes full of danger as he visits various remote locations in search of this book.
A seemingly interesting read and thankfully not very long, I enjoyed it, save the narrator. I somehow liked his brother more than himself. He had this annoying personality of a loser.
Readers who love reading books about books, and that too about Dracula, must try this one.