The Snake's Pass

In a remote corner of Ireland, young Englishman Arthur Severn encounters a world of ancient legends and old superstitions that are far more real to the locals than any scientific explanations. "The Snake's Pass" — is a gripping tale of treasure hunting, human greed, love, and the struggle against forces seemingly hidden in nature itself. The deeper the heroes delve into the mysteries of the enigmatic pass, the more the past reminds them of itself through legends, fears, and inexplicable events.

Bram Stoker's novel is filled with Irish folklore, an atmosphere of mystique and adventure. In this work, one can already sense the motifs that would later make the author world-famous thanks to "Dracula": a feeling of hidden danger, dark romance, and the thin line between reality and ancient beliefs.

The work is presented in English without adaptation or abbreviation, so that readers can fully enjoy the author's language.