"What is it you fear the most?"
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It's been a century since Victor Frankenstein abandoned the monster he created.
A century since the monster murdered his wife in retaliation.
A century since Victor died trying to slay the creature in return.
And a century since the creature vowed to end his own life, now that his maker was at peace.
A vow which remains unfilled after one hundred years, as attempt after attempt ends in failure.
But all is not lost; there is hope. Hope in the form of letters. Letters that document all of Victor Frankenstein's secrets, including how he achieved the unholy task of sewing body parts together to create his man, and bringing the poor wretch to life.
And letters which are now in the possession of a one Charles Covengton.
Knowing that what has been done can be undone, the creation sets out to find Covengton. And he's not alone. Accompanying him on his dreadful quest is his cadre of unique employees; Mssrs Koom, Kotto and Thomas, the blind but kindly old Auntie, and the newly-hired Lydia Bachmann - a talented seamstress, accomplished taxidermist and all-round pleasure to be with.
Or, so the monster believes.
Because little does he know that Lydia has a secret. That behind her shining eyes and captivating smile lurks a terrifying truth capable of destroying everything the creature desires. A truth which takes him from the shores of Europe to the searing heat of India, to the grisly backstreets of London where he and Covengton encounter a monster far more horrifying than anything Victor Frankenstein could create. . .