Frankenstein

In the summer of 1816, amidst a gathering of renowned poets Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley, a young Mary Shelley accepted a dare to craft the scariest story, ultimately leading to the creation of her groundbreaking novel, Frankenstein. This chilling tale, published anonymously in 1818, explores profound themes of humanity, responsibility, and the consequences of tampering with nature, becoming an instant bestseller. With compelling narration by Chris Hendrie, this audiobook presents a classic narrative of revolt and revenge, showcasing the remarkable imagination of Mary Shelley.