Mystery Play
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Mystery Play
Narrated by:
Charles Linshaw, Lisa Flanagan, Maggi-Meg Reed
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Narrated by:
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Charles Linshaw
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Lisa Flanagan
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Maggi-Meg Reed
Clearing out her possessions after his mother dies, Jay Turner stumbles on a charred scrap of newspaper bearing the name Gael Brogan. Soon after, a deliveryman drops off a package containing an old leatherbound book—and leaves two bloody footprints.
Jay recognises the book. It was commissioned by Vlad Tepes, better known as Dracula, just before his death in 1477. His mother had always warned Jay how dangerous it was and had donated it to a museum…yet here it is.
Jay sets out to learn more about Gael Brogan, a nineteenth-century actor whose most famous role was the Count himself in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. As Jay begins to dig deeper—helped by a mysterious woman named Rhiannon whom he meets in traumatic circumstances—he uncovers the terrifying story of a young actress falling under Brogan’s sway. And then Jay and Rhiannon realise that something implacable is also pursuing them.
Hypnotic and riveting, Elizabeth Kostova’s Mystery Play pulsates with tension as it reveals a story of ancient evil.
‘Seamlessly blends history with the supernatural...an atmospheric mystery built around the Gilded Age of American theatre.’ Kirkus
'Kostova’s dark tale delves into secret societies, obsession, and immortality, but also shows how far a mother’s love and protection can reach. Readers looking for an engrossing escape will find themselves transported.’ Booklist
‘Spookily supernatural…This quietly creepy, deadly entertaining thriller ingeniously plays with the myth and legend of Dracula.’ Library Journal, starred review
‘Fans of Kostova, historical fiction, and supernatural thrillers should all find much to enjoy.’ CrimeReads
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