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伊麗莎白·科斯托娃（Elizabeth Kostova)，相繼畢業於美國耶魯大學和密歇根大學，獲密歇根大學藝術碩士。《曆史學傢》是伊麗莎白·科斯托娃曆時十年精心創作的處女作小說，作者在密歇根大學創作斯間即獲得霍普沃德小說創作奬（Hopwood Award for the Novel-in-Progress )，也因為此書，獲得二00五年度美國“羽毛筆”圖書奬（Quill Book Awards)最佳新人奬。

出版者:Sphere

作者:Elizabeth Kostova

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頁數:704

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出版時間:2006-2-2

價格:GBP 7.99

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9780751537291

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原版
推理懸疑
小說
懸念
吸血鬼
曆史
英語
美國

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DESCRIPTION: In this riveting debut of breathtaking scope, a young girl discovers her father's darkest secret and embarks on a harrowing journey across Europe to complete the quest he never could -- to find history's most legendary fiend: Dracula. When a motherless American girl living in Europe finds a medieval book and a package of letters, all addressed ominously to "My dear and unfortunate successor..." she begins to unravel a thread that leads back to her father's past, his mentor's career, and an evil hidden in the depths of history. In those few quiet moments, she unwittingly assumes a quest she will discover is her birthright: a hunt that nearly brought her father to ruin and may have claimed the life of his adviser and dear friend, history professor Bartholomew Rossi. What does the legend of Vlad the Impaler, the historical Dracula, have to do with the 20th century? Is it possible that Dracula has lived on in the modern world? And why have a select few historians risked reputation, sanity, and even their lives to learn the answer? So begins an epic journey to unlock the secrets of the strange medieval book, an adventure that will carry our heroine across Europe and into the past -- not only to the times of Vlad's heinous reign, but to the days when her mother was alive and her father was still a vibrant young scholar. In the end, she uncovers the startling fate of Rossi, and comes face to face with the definition of evil-- to find, ultimately, that good may not always triumph.