The Blood of the Vampire – Florence Marryat
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The Blood of the Vampire by Florence Marryat explores themes of inherited evil and vampirism in Victorian society. This novel offers a glimpse into the anxieties surrounding female sexuality and societal expectations, making it a compelling read for those interested in horror and feminist literature.
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