A new generation is creating a monster. When Doctor Victor Frankenstein died, he left behind a legacy of horror...as well as two unacknowledged, beautiful twin daughters. Now these girls are seventeen, and they've come to Frankenstein's castle to claim their inheritance. Giselle and Ingrid are... read more
“I once made a declaration of love you rebuffed. Now word of my fortune has made you change your mind.”Giselle
“I suppose it was an example of love's legendary power to render blind the one who is in love.”Ingrid
“What did the dead care? They felt no pain or shame. If they had family who might have cared, their bodies would have been claimed.”Ingrid
“I don't want to be a doctor...Rather, I thirst for answers. How does life begin? What are its building blocks? Why are we alive at all? It's the unknown that intrigues me.”Igrid
“He had come for us at last.”Giselle
“I don't like this one bit. I'm afraid it's all starting again....All of it: the mysterious deaths, the missing person, the feeling of being stalked by some malevolent force.”Baron Frankenstein
“You are the one who radiates intelligence and warmth. You are her equal in beauty, but it is your inner being that makes you so precious to me.”Walter
“IT'S ALIVE!!!!”
“My father's legacy must continue.”Ingrid
“I shall go to bed tonight feeling lonely and desolate, because my best friend in the world is not taking me into her confidence.”Giselle
“Some of it is the work of a butcher. Other times I feel like a lace maker tatting her delicate fibers with deft fingers.”Ingrid
“Maybe some things are just too terrifying to think about. I still say, some truths are better left unexplored.”Giselle
Prologue
Chapters 1 - 32 (alternating viewpoints ~ Ingrid & Giselle)
Epilogue
Author's Note
Appropriate for ages 12 & up; no strong language or mature themes
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