Tengu by Graham Masterton First TOR Books Printing April 1983 mass market paperback. Classic Horror Books Gift Books for Horror Lovers
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This is a very good mass market paperback. First TOR Books Printing April 1983. This copy is very good inside and out. The pages only have light natural tanning from age with no foxing or markings seen. The binding is tight and straight, NO creasing along spine. The cover is still clean and shiny with only a hint of shelf wear to corner/edges. Standard mass market paperback, 16mo book size or 4" x 7" with 380 pages.
Tengu by Graham Masterton is the classic horror story of a man trapped in a hideous body but containing a brilliant, although twisted, mind. A mind of profound occult power and deadly purpose. Soon, his multinational network begins operation. It is the first step in destruction of the world. Only one man knows of the twisted plans. But, he is not sure he can stop it.
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