It’s everyone’s favorite time of year – my ‘worst of’ list is ready for you to feast your eyes upon?
Oh, what’s that? This isn’t something you look forward to annually?
WELL TOO BAD.
“But all lives are important, all people are important, because everyone is a book.” -Tanith Lee
It’s everyone’s favorite time of year – my ‘worst of’ list is ready for you to feast your eyes upon?
Oh, what’s that? This isn’t something you look forward to annually?
WELL TOO BAD.
Arriving in time for the 200th anniversary of Shelley’s Frankenstein, this mash-up of classics follows Mary Bennet (of Pride and Prejudice fame) as she meets the mysterious Victor Frankenstein at a party. After running into him a few times, she learns his dark secret and meets the monster he’s created. Giving man and monster the benefit of the doubt, Mary hopes the haunted doctor could become more than a casual friend. But the creation of the monster’s bride could test even the long-suffering Mary’s kindness.
I’m game for almost any Austen adaptation or spin-off and I was intrigued by the combination of classics. I went into this book with middling expectations and was rewarded accordingly.