"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title. 'Graham Masterton is one of the few true masters of the horror genre.' James Herbert Graham Masterton's terrifying 1977 novel is republished by Telos in a brand new edition, complete with an exclusive introduction by the author. In movies, funerals are invariably held in a steady downpour, with black umbrellas and tears mingling with the rain. Racing against time, Harry, Anna and Professor Qualt must work together to prevent an unexpected enemy from opening the jar and unleashing the ancient and prevailing djinn on an unsuspecting world. THE DJINN Chapter 1 It was a sweltering hot day in mid-August, and we all gathered at Restful Lawns Cemetery in our heavy black suits and stiff collars, looking like a party of overdressed lobsters. Harry soon learns that Anna is not all that she seems, and little can prepare him for the power of the Forty Thieves, the most potent genie in the history of Persia.
When his Godmother, Marjorie Greaves, reveals the strange behaviour of her recently deceased husband, Max, Harry and Anna offer to investigate the strange jar that has been locked away in the turret. Anna is mysterious and beautiful, so much so that clairvoyant, Harry Erskine, breaks propriety and asks her out to lunch at his Godfather's wake.
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