The Triumph of Frankenstein

<p>1940: The Frankenstein Monster's quest for a mate takes a startling new turn. Deep in the jungles of South America he discovers a descendent of the infamous Victor Frankenstein: Elizabeth whose mad genius may be equal to his creator. With the Monster's evil assistance she agrees to build him an undead mate. As this monstrous labor begins a crazed monster hunter discovers the creature’s trail. Will he be able to stop Elizabeth's terrible plan?</p><p><br />Based on <strong>Mary Shelley</strong>'s classic work of terror as reinterpreted by Academy award-winning screenwriter<strong> Jean-Claude Carrière</strong> in the 1950s <em><strong>The Triumph of Frankenstein</strong></em> tells the story of an evil violent version of the monster. The creature known as <strong>Gouroull</strong> roams the world his plans both fiendish and lethal for all life on Earth. Frank Schildiner is a horror and pulp writer who regularly contributes to <strong><em>Tales of the Shadowmen</em></strong>. This is his second novel a sequel to his critically-acclaimed <em><strong>The Quest of Frankenstein</strong></em>.</p>