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  • By: Brian Lumley
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  • Length: 5 hrs and 51 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (25 ratings)
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Summary

The story features the adventures of two intrepid crusaders against the forces of dread Cthulhu, Titus Crow and Henri de Marigny, as they continue their epic battle against the powers of an evil so ancient that its sinister roots stretch back to a time long before human history began.

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Fantastic Horror Adventure from Brian Lumley

Clock of Dreams is the third book in the epic Titus Crow series. This entry sees our intrepid heroes, Titus Crow and Henri-Laurent de Marigny travel to the mysterious Dreamlands.
It's a great story in its own right, but also features some characters and elements from previous Lumley books that are fun to spot.
Simon Vance once again provides a very good narration.
Highly recommended for fans of horror, sci-fi, fantasy and adventure.

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The series sadly degenerates into Princess of Mars + Peets Dragon

When I realized this book was repeating the storyline from the previous book, the Transition of Titus Crow, I returned them both.

Lumley has a good idea early on, in extending Lovecrafts work, then it just goes to pieces for me.

I am not interested in the Alien love goddess or her talking, flying dragon friend.

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