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Never Cross a Vampire: Library Edition
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CD/Spoken Word
Mp3 una edition from Blackstone Audio Inc (July 1, 2005); titled "Never-Cross-a-Vampire: Library Edition"
9780786186693 | details & prices | 5.00 × 7.25 × 0.25 in. | 0.20 lbs | List price $24.95
About: The time is January 1942, and Toby Peters' services have just been retained by the private eye's strangest client: Bela Lugosi, who, over a decade after frightening millions of Americans with his depiction of the notorious Count Dracula, is now being stalked by a very real, very deadly, all-too-human creature of darkness intent on punishing the fading actor for perceived slights made against the vapiric race.
About: The time is January 1942, and Toby Peters' services have just been retained by the private eye's strangest client: Bela Lugosi, who, over a decade after frightening millions of Americans with his depiction of the notorious Count Dracula, is now being stalked by a very real, very deadly, all-too-human creature of darkness intent on punishing the fading actor for perceived slights made against the vapiric race.
Unabridged edition from Blackstone Audio Inc (January 1, 2000)
9780786199433 | details & prices | 7.00 × 6.50 × 1.25 in. | 0.65 lbs | List price $48.00
About: The time is January 1942, and Toby Peters' services have just been retained by the private eye's strangest client: Bela Lugosi, who, over a decade after frightening millions of Americans with his depiction of the notorious Count Dracula, is now being stalked by a very real, very deadly, all-too-human creature of darkness intent on punishing the fading actor for perceived slights made against the vapiric race.
About: The time is January 1942, and Toby Peters' services have just been retained by the private eye's strangest client: Bela Lugosi, who, over a decade after frightening millions of Americans with his depiction of the notorious Count Dracula, is now being stalked by a very real, very deadly, all-too-human creature of darkness intent on punishing the fading actor for perceived slights made against the vapiric race.