Author: (British) Fforde (J.)
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Publication Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Imagine one day, you will cross the barrier of books and step into the fantastical world of a novel. In a 1985 completely different from reality, time travel is commonplace, the ostrich has been cloned, the UK and Russia are fiercely fighting for the Crimea Peninsula, and the banana fruit has not yet been invented. Literature permeates every detail of people's daily lives. Some special people can even enter the works at special times and interfere with the joys and sorrows of the characters—such as Thursday Next, the daughter of a colonel in the Time Police Department, a highly decorated female armored soldier, and a literary detective with the London Special Operations Organization. Thursday is investigating a case where the original manuscript of Charles Dickens' classic novel "Martin Chuzzlewit" has been stolen, and a minor character in the book has mysteriously disappeared. Obviously, someone has entered the book, murdered this character, and manipulated it to be Hadrian Hades, the third-ranked demon in the world and the author of "The Fall of the House of Usher." Even more terrifying is that Hades has reached out his evil hand to the treasure of British literature—"Jane Eyre." He sneaks into the book, abducts Jane, and triggers a nationwide chaos. At this moment, only Thursday can save Jane Eyre, Mr. Rochester, and readers all over the world.
Murder Jane Eyre
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