Frankenstein: The Missing Chapter - A Story of Love

by Kristine Goodfellow

When most people think of "Frankenstein" they picture a lumbering, green giant with platform shoes, stiff arms held out in front and bolts sticking out of his neck. That's Hollywood's version and nothing like what Mary Shelley described in her novel. Mary Shelley's creature was intelligent, tall, and agile. In Shelley's Chapter 15, the creature was gentle and benevolent, by Chapter 16 (after he'd been chased away by the family he had been watching) he'd turned into a monster seeking revenge on his creator and all of mankind. Did you ever wonder if something was missing between those two chapters to cause such a drastic change in temperament? Goodfellow's The Missing Chapter - A Story of Love offers the creature a chance to tell his side of the story. An unbelievable story you won't ever forget.

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Published April 1, 2012

About the author

Kristine Goodfellow lives with her husband on the east coast. She has two grown sons and two spoiled cats.

The author is a Starbucks devotee and finds the coffee house a favorable writing venue as long as she is wearing her headphones to keep her from starting conversations with whomever sits next to her. Back in her school days the nuns always said her chatter was a distraction to those around her. Throughout her life, she's proven them right. Ms. Goodfellow continues to collect characters and make friends.

She wrote her first novel in 2001 and has loved every moment of the writing journey. A sufferer from TMIS - Too Many Ideas Syndrome, she can find a story in any situation and feels deprived if she doesn't get writing time every single day. Ms. Goodfellow has finished nine full-length novels in the genres of gothic romance, contemporary romance, pyschological drama and horror. She's also very good about answering email, so drop her a line.