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Released: 1995-07-19

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Every child in town wanted one of Henry Stauf’s handcrafted toys—so intricate, detailed, almost magically lifelike. After a terrible illness claimed the life of each child who cherished one of the toys, Stauf retired to the seclusion of his mansion on the hill—perhaps unspeakably saddened by the puzzling deaths. Perhaps not.

Years pass, and the Stauf mansion, slowly deteriorating, stands as a macabre reminder of the horror that swept through the town. Within its walls, Henry Stauf plans his final outrage against an unsuspecting world. What evil will the madman unleash? What fearful secrets does his mansion hold?

Six guests venture to the Stauf Mansion one desperate night, each with a private hell to escape, each certain Henry Stauf will be the instrument of salvation. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Only the seventh guest stands between their greed and the world's damnation!

MATTHEW J. COSTELLO wrote the game script for The 7th Guest and its sequel, The 11th Hour, and is currently collaborating with a popular horror novelist on another multimedia game. Costello has written many novels, including The Time Warrior novels, Time of the Fox and Hour of the Scorpion; the Seaquest DSV novelization, Fire Below; and the novels Home and Darkborn. He lives in Ossining, New York.

CRAIG SHAW GARDNER has written numerous novels, including The Other Sinbad, The Ebenezum Trilogy, and The Cineverse Cycle. He also wrote the movie novelizations of Batman and Batman Returns, the former a New York Times bestseller. He lives just outside Boston, Massachusetts.

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The 7th Guest: A Novel
  • Hardcover: 10 pages (1995-07-19)
  • Publisher: Prima Lifestyles; 1995-07-19
  • Label: Prima Lifestyles
  • Studio: Prima Lifestyles
  • ISBN: 0761500863
  • Sales Rank in Books: #513126

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Definitely worth it for true fans of the game, March 9, 1998
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This review is from: The 7th Guest: A Novel (Hardcover)
Well, after a lot of searching, I finally got a hold of this book, and it was certainly worth all of the $15 I paid. The novel explains many things that were never made clear in the game: Stauf's past, the motives of the guests, and the fates of Temple and Knox. Not Newberry prize quality, but if you liked the game, this novel is definitely worth a look.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Trapped, August 25, 2002
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"odium3912" (Grand Prairie, Texas United States) - See all my reviews
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like many of the characters in this novel it is very possible to be trapped in this book. You absolutely cannot put it down towards the end. I grew up playing the game never realizeing it was based on a book until I chanced across "Unidentified", with the words from the author of " The 7th Guest". I highly recommend this to everyone. It is on the short side, so for those of us with busy schedules it is the perfect just before bedtime book.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A fans must have!, April 29, 2010
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Wow, this book met all of my expectations. It is well written and the atmosphere is just awesome. It might be because I am a fan of the game, but this book is darned good! If you liked the game, but couldnt follow the story because of the messed up scenes, this book is very good at explaining everything. The characters are interesting and our favourite Doll and toymaker Henry Stauf actualy get a few chapters about himself before diving into the main story. I say this is a brilliant book of a brilliant game! Read this! /Henrik Sigeman
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