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The Jewel of Seven Stars

Bram Stoker

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An Egyptologist falls into a deathlike trance beside the mummy of Queen Tera, and his daughter's fate turns out to be bound to the ancient queen. Stoker's mummy novel, a mix of archaeology, occultism and slow-building dread.

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