The Jewel of Seven Stars
Bram Stoker
Gelesen von Roger Melin
The Jewel of Seven Stars is a chilling tale that delves into the realms of ancient Egypt and the supernatural. When an ambitious archaeologist uncovers the tomb of Queen Tera, he becomes obsessed with the idea of resurrecting her from the dead. This dark quest leads him into a web of mystery and danger, as he grapples with forces beyond his understanding.
Set against the backdrop of Victorian England, Stoker weaves a narrative that explores themes of obsession, the clash between science and the supernatural, and the consequences of tampering with the unknown. As the archaeologist's plans unfold, the line between life and death blurs, revealing the terrifying power of the past.
With its rich atmosphere and suspenseful storytelling, The Jewel of Seven Stars stands out as a unique entry in the horror genre, showcasing Stoker's ability to blend historical intrigue with supernatural elements. This audiobook invites listeners to experience a haunting journey into the mysteries of ancient curses and the dark side of human ambition.
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| A Summons in the Night | 27:47 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| Strange Instructions | 25:27 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Watchers | 30:39 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Second Attempt | 30:54 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| More Strange Instructions | 34:23 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| Suspicions | 34:29 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Traveller's Loss | 31:20 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Finding of the Lamps | 27:36 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Need of Knowledge | 31:57 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Valley of the Sorcerer | 36:56 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| A Queen's Tomb | 30:50 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Magic Coffer | 28:57 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| Awaking From the Trance | 34:27 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Birth-Mark | 34:46 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Purpose of Queen Tera | 31:20 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Cavern | 34:58 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| Doubts and Fears | 35:09 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Lesson of the 'Ka' | 29:20 | Gelesen von Roger Melin | |
| The Great Experiment | 50:07 | Gelesen von Roger Melin |
Bewertungen
Snowed In Again
What a wondetfull reader! You will know the ending early on, but won't be able to stop listening.
Reece
I loved it so much i had to hear it again. I wish there was more book like this!
Sunny
I loved this reading! lots of twists and turns. I will read it again for sure.
Excellent,
Tay
The reader speaks very clearly and the work is engaging!
Well read, but I prefer the other edition quite markedly
Timothy Ferguson
This is the 1912 edition of the book, which removes the horror ending and reworks it, so that its a sort of slightly sappy romance. Imagine if we got to the end of Sracula, but it was too horrible to make Stoker cash on reprints, so he rewrote it. Imagine in the new version Dracula committed suicide and everyone went home for cake. Seriously, it's a great read, but its a book that's been sabotaged by its author for commercial reasons. I'd really love it if the original reader would read the last chapter of the 1903 edition for a variant ending.
Great mystery until the end
Linda in PNW
I found this book very interesting. Who knows if Bram Stoker's explanations of Egypt are factual but they ARE interesting. The adventures and plans of the main characters were good. He builds up the excitement and has one imagining what will happen and then lets us fall to the floor. That ending was so bad. The narration was marvelous. I appreciate this reading by Mr. Melin, he has just the right pace and added to the mystery
Very good book!
Nedra Tyree
Very well written, Mr. Stoker! And we'll read, Mr. Melin!
Beautifully read, compelling story
Darlene Boda
Bram Stoker at his floweriest best.