β Scribed by Jasper Kent
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"An accomplished, entertaining blend of historical fiction and dark fantasy."
The Times
An accomplished, entertaining blend of historical fiction and dark fantasy THE TIMES A fantastical blend of historical novel and supernatural chiller. DEATHRAY magazine Sharpeski ditches Napoleon to fight the undead...good vampire-hunting fun for a winter's evening. SFX magazine Packed with thrills and witty dialogue, Twelve also boasts rich historical insight and compelling storytelling. A compulsively readable adventure. WATERSTONES BOOKS QUARTERLY magazine
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