The monster lives within us all.

In the fog-choked streets of Victorian London, a brilliant doctor hides a horrifying secret.

By day, Dr. Henry Jekyll is a man of science and reason but by night, he becomes something else entirely. Something wild. Something cruel. Something free.

When his experiment to separate good from evil succeeds, Jekyll releases his monstrous alter ego, Mr. Hyde — a creature without conscience or restraint. What begins as liberation soon spirals into horror, as Hyde grows stronger, darker, and more uncontrollable than his creator ever imagined.

 A timeless study of duality and corruption, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde remains   one of literature’s most disturbing explorations of the darkness lurking within us all.