Darkness Falls
by W W. Jacobs, Jonathan Holloway
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Readers find 'Darkness Falls' to be a chilling and emotionally engaging story. Many appreciate its atmosphere and the classic themes surrounding the monkey's paw and its dire consequences. However, some feel the book is too short and only scratches the surface of its potential.
Synopsis
The perils of ambition lie at the heart of this double-bill of supernatural tales.
In The Monkey's Paw a family is granted three wishes, all of which come true but in a macabre and unexpected way.
In The Dark a successful and ambitious novelist meets his Mephistopheles and is dispatched to a sinister fate.1 woman, 4 men
Publication
Darkness Falls is a British adaptation play written by W W. Jacobs and published by Samuel French in London (2000).
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Samuel French · 2000 · 54 pp
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