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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
' | The book's name is in homage to {{wi|84, Charing Cross Road}}. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* Fox Soames is the editor of the ''[[Book of Mayhem]]'' series. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Kept Safe and Sound (short story)|Kept Safe and Sound]]'', ''[[To the Devil — a Diva! (novel)|To the Devil — a Diva!]]'') | * Fox Soames is the editor of the ''[[Book of Mayhem]]'' series. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Kept Safe and Sound (short story)|Kept Safe and Sound]]'', ''[[To the Devil — a Diva! (novel)|To the Devil — a Diva!]]'') | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 28 January 2021
666 Charing Cross Road was a novel written by Paul Magrs, featuring elements introduced in Mad Dogs and Englishmen and The Brenda and Effie Mysteries. It was published by Headline Review in March 2012.
Publisher's summary
Shelley didn't expect her posh new boyfriend Daniel to be enthralled by the quintessence of evil. She's preoccupied with the surprise success of Bessie, the oddly lifelike centrepiece of her Manhattan museum show. Her great-aunt Liza is busy ordering spooky old books from the dusty vaults below Charing Cross Road, while her friend Jack prefers brand-new books and his brand-new lover. When a little leather book arrives, Liza finds it repellent, but doesn't realise it's stained with vampire blood - until too late. Its arcane magic brings Bessie to life, and gives Daniel unimaginable power.
As Daniel's supremacy grows, everyone's lives are infected. Soon the vicious vampire infestation rife in NYC threatens to spread to London - and only Bessie and her new friends can stop it...
Plot
to be added
Characters
Referenced only
References
- Fox Soames is mentioned.
Notes
The book's name is in homage to 84, Charing Cross Road.
Continuity
- Fox Soames is the editor of the Book of Mayhem series. (PROSE: Kept Safe and Sound, To the Devil — a Diva!)
