The Lady of the Shroud

First published in a now scarce edition in 1909, The Lady of the Shroud is one of Stoker's most popular supernatural novels and a worthy successor to Dracula (1897). Contents: From The Journal of Occultism; The Will of Roger Melton; Vissarion; The Coming of the Lady; Under the Flagstaff; A Ritual at Midnight; The Pursuit in the Forest; The Empire of the Air; The Flashing of the Handjar; and Balka.