The Creature: Forgotten Prometheus, is a sequel to Mary Shelley's master work: "Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus". This book continues Shelley's Creature's struggle with its reason for existence, its purpose, and its fight against its unnatural nature. As with Shelley's work, this novel expounds the idea of a fabricated human, and examines the unending question of: "Nature verses Nurture". This novel is a work of fiction, suspense, and horror.
