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Spring Horror Set of Five Cranford Editions HP Lovecraft - New Sprayed Edges Version New - Dracula 1984 The Phantom of The Opera New - The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde The Collective Works of H.P. Lovecraft gathers the full sweep of a writer whose imagination reshaped the boundaries of horror, science fiction, and the weird tale. What makes this collection so compelling isn’t just the stories themselves, it’s the evolution of a mind obsessed with the vast, the unknowable, and the terrifyingly indifferent universe that surrounds humanity. With a surprise sprayed edge version! Bram Stoker's Dracula is a chilling and iconic Gothic horror novel told through an epistolary format, comprising letters, diary entries, newspaper articles, and phonograph recordings. The story begins with Jonathan Harker, a young English solicitor, travelling to Transylvania to finalise the purchase of several London properties by the enigmatic Count Dracula.George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four paints a chilling and unforgettable picture of a totalitarian future state called Oceania. Years after a global war, society is rigidly controlled by the Party, led by the enigmatic and ever-watchful Big Brother. The Party maintains absolute power through constant surveillance, thought control, and the manipulation of history and language. The Phantom of the Opera is a masterpiece of Gothic horror and romance, exploring the themes of beauty and monstrosity, and the fine line between genius and madness. Leroux’s rich, journalistic style, which frames the story as a real-life investigation, adds to the novel's chilling authenticity. It's a gripping and deeply moving read that explores the tragic depths of a soul craving acceptance, and the lengths one will go to for love. The book is the foundation for countless adaptations, from the iconic Lon Chaney film to the world-famous Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, but none capture the full, terrifying poetry of Leroux's original vision. Discover the true terror and heart-break of the Paris Opéra's most famous resident.The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is one of the most iconic works in English literature, a gripping tale that explores the unsettling duality of human nature. First published in 1886, Stevenson’s novella follows the respected Dr Henry Jekyll as he attempts to isolate the darker aspects of his personality through a daring scientific experiment. The result is the creation of Edward Hyde, a figure who embodies Jekyll’s most dangerous impulses and threatens to unravel his life entirely. Get this Spring Horror Gift set of all 5 Cranford Editions for ONLY £45.99, with FREE UK Shipping. Show more