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The year is 1841. Count Elim, out with a hunting party, becomes lost in Germany's Taunus Mountains. Seeking refuge in the deteriorating Castle Eppstein, he convinces the caretakers to let him spend the night in the haunted Red Room, where his sleep will be disturbed by the wandering spectre of the Countess von Eppstein!
The Castle of Eppstein by Alexandre Dumas was originally published in 1843 as Château d'Eppstein. This Gothic tale is brought to you with a translation and introduction by Alfred Allinson. It is the first English digital edition that has been restored and formatted for Kindle.
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