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Village of Blood - Horror Haunts the Night (New English Library NEL 21343)
DEAR, IAN (Born 1935; aka Ian Blake; Pseudonym for I. C. B. Dear)
Published by New English Library, Great Britian, 1975
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition By This Publisher. 128 Pages; 80 Grams; ** Goodreads; The Scene - England, an isolated country village. The Action - A body is mysteriously ripped from its coffin. CUT. For this is only the first scene of a new horror movie being shot on location - or is it? Because a recent victim… of a car accident has indeed vanished. Suddenly the terrors of the film script are enacted in frightful reality. Just what IS the connection between Anvil Productions and the disappearance of more people from the village? Ann Green, a young and attractive journalist, makes it her business to find out and becomes enmeshed in a dangerous web of horror. Deliberately pursuing her solitary investigation, she feels herself exposed to evil, but she cannot back out now. Only she can stop this uncanny progression of events, or fall victim to them. ** AI; In the quiet village of Eldritch, a chilling tale unfolds. As dusk settles, a thick fog creeps over the cobblestone streets, and the villagers lock their doors in fear. Whispers of a cursed lineage and a vengeful spirit haunt the night. The legend speaks of an ancient feud that soaked the soil in blood, giving rise to a spectral figure seeking retribution. Each year, as the harvest moon rises, the specter is said to emerge, wandering the village in search of peace, leaving behind a trail of crimson that vanishes by dawn. This tale, passed down through generations, serves as a grim reminder of the village's bloody history and the consequences of a wrath left unquenched.** VERY RARE TITLE; >> Front cover creasing; cover scuffing; wear to paper spine. Size: 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Wraparound Painted cover of Skull Skelton Ghost in Graveyard, Bats and Castle on Mountain Top! (illustrator). Book.
