Sequel to: The changeling. Strange things begin to happen to a new bride following a move to an isolated house in the English countryside.

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"The vampire Count Saint-Germain protects Americans fleeing persecution--and becomes trapped in a web of betrayal, deceit, and murder in post-WWI