For decades, Robert Louis Stevenson has been given a place of preeminence in the universal writers' hall of fame. This is not surprising. While Stevenson rests in peace, his most notorious characters live on. His novel, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," tells the story of a lawyer investigating bizarre events involving a good friend, Dr. Jekyll, who appears to have an evil second personality called Mr. Hyde. The phrase Jekyll and Hyde is still used to describe people with a devious moral character. This collection of classical stories written by Stevenson will take readers on a journey of suspense, terror, and adventure that will captivate their hearts and satisfy their need for thrilling experiences."