✓ Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1886 Classic — Unabridged & Authentic The Duality of Man Unleashed in Gothic Horror A Haunting Tale of Science, Sin, and the Monster Within First published in 1886, Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde shocked Victorian readers with its dark portrayal of human duality. Blending gothic atmosphere with psychological suspense, it became one of the most enduring horror stories ever written. What You’ll Experience ✓ The chilling transformation of Jekyll into the sinister Hyde - ✓ A gothic London of shadows, fog, and whispered secrets - ✓ A timeless exploration of morality, science, and human nature Perfect for fans of gothic horror, psychological thrillers, and timeless cautionary tales. Why This Book Still Grips Readers Jekyll and Hyde endures because it is both supernatural horror and psychological allegory. Stevenson exposes the darkness lurking in every soul, making his story as disturbing today as it was over a century ago. Sneak Peek "Mr. Utterson began to be aware of a change in the tone of his thoughts; it was as though a veil had been lifted, showing him the darker sides of life, and making the nightly city seem haunted with sinister possibilities." Stevenson’s prose drips with dread, atmosphere, and suspense. Collector-Worthy Features ✓ Complete 1886 text – unabridged and authentic - ✓ Elegant 5 x 8 design – matte cover, cream paper, and clean formatting - ✓ Durable, reader-friendly layout built for long reading sessions Ready to uncover the horror of the man within the monster? Title Details • Original Text: 1886 • Author: Robert Louis Stevenson • Genre: Gothic Horror, Psychological Thriller & Classic Fiction • Size: 5 x 8 Inches • Cover: Matte • Paper: Cream