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Lycanthia
Lycanthia | Tanith Lee
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To a distant corner of France comes Christian Dorse to claim his inheritance and to prepare himself to surrender to premature death. But Christian is near to the forest where the de Lagenays live, a mother and son that both servants and village people mysteriously avoid mentioning.
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Michael_Gee
Lycanthia | Tanith Lee
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Beautiful, vain, and terminally ill, Christian retreats to his ancestral chateau in the countryside to die. But legend, superstitions, and a pair of lurking wolves distract him. Tanith Lee‘s writing is colorful and strange (everything is animated: cars are alert, fireplaces excavate) and the story is compelling, dark, freaky. Winter figures prominently; it would be a good one to save for a snowy weekend. 🐺❄️

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llwheeler
Lycanthia | Tanith Lee
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Some #OldCoolBooks catch up... #yellowedpages and #bookspines - these Tanith Lee books (1977-1981) either have really yellowed or maybe they always had yellow pages. The one in particular is pretty much turmeric coloured. 💛

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ReadZenRites Oh, the cat is wonderful too! 😻😻 6y
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