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    The Nexus: A Portal to the Herbert West Series
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    The Nexus: A Portal to the Herbert West Series

    By Audrey Driscoll

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    Nearing the end of his long life, Miskatonic University professor Augustus Quarrington retraces the path to his entanglement with one of his most interesting – and dangerous – students: Herbert West. (Herbert West Series supplement 1)

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    PublisherAudrey Driscoll
    Release dateDec 31, 2016
    ISBN9780994943262
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    The Nexus: A Portal to the Herbert West Series
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    Audrey Driscoll

    Three quarters of the way through a career as a cataloguing librarian, Audrey Driscoll discovered she is actually a writer. Since the turn of the millennium, she has written and published several novels and a short story collection. She gardens, juggles words, and communes with fictitious characters in Victoria, British Columbia.

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