โ Scribed by Ken Greenhall
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"If you were to go into your bedroom tonight โ perhaps by candlelight โ and sit quietly before the large mirror, you might see what I have seen. Sit patiently, looking neither at yourself nor at the glass. You might notice that the image is not yours, but that of an exceptional person who lived at some other time . . ."
The image in the mirror of fourteen-year-old Elizabeth Cuttner is that of the fey and long-dead Frances, who introduces Elizabeth to her chilling world of the supernatural. Through Frances, Elizabeth learns what it is to wield power โ power of a kind that is malevolent and seemingly invincible. Power that begins with the killing of her parents . . .
First published in 1976, Ken Greenhall's debut novel Elizabeth is a lost classic of modern horror fiction that deserves rediscovery. This edition includes a new introduction by Jonathan Janz.
"A whirlwind of horror!" โ Library Journal
"An elegant study of a world in which...
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