Ralphie Glick was rapping his clawed fingers on Marjorie Glick's bedroom window.
His mouth oozed blood; his sharp fangs gleamed in the moon light; his rotting face sheared off in the gloom, until it was skeletal.
And when Marjorie opened the window, she invited her dead son inside.
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The Marsten House Book II A novel
HorrorWhen Folklorist Robert Harding enters the cursed Marsten House in 'Salem's Lot, he finds the new Master's hoard of the Undead in their coffins. And, as he struggles to escape the horror, the horrifying past that afflicted writer Ben Mears, and Mark...