"Mystery. Junior fiction." . . "Ottawa (Ont.)" . . . . "Liz Austen (Fictitious character) Juvenile literature." . . "Canada" . . "Contes de terror." . . "Spanish language Children's books." . . . . . . "Juvenile works" . "Vampyr-Jakten" . "Juvenile works"@en . "Los vampiros de Ottawa"@es . "Los vampiros de Ottawa" . . "Vampires of Ottawa" . . "Vampires of Ottawa : a Liz Austen mystery"@en . "Vampires of Ottawa : a Liz Austen mystery" . "Vampires of Ottawa"@en . "Els Vampirs d'Ottawa"@ca . . "Vampires of Ottawa : a Liz Auten mystery" . . . . "Liz Austen investigates gloomy Blackwater estate, home of the fearful Baron Zaba." . . . . "Le vampire des eaux noires" . "Detective and mystery stories"@en . . "Within the walls of a gloomy estate known as Blackwater, Liz Austen discovers the strange world of Baron Nicolai Zaba, a man who lives in constant fear. What is the secret of the ancient chapel's underground vault? Why are the words In Evil Memory scrawled on a wall? Who secretly threatens the Baron? All the answers lie within these pages but be warned: reading this book will make your blood run cold."@en . . "Vampires Of Ottawa"@en . . . . . "Within the walls of a gloomy estate known as Blackwater, Liz Austen discovers the strange world of Baron Nicolai Zaba, a man who lives in constant fear. What is the secret of the ancient chapel's underground vault and why are the words \"In evil memory\" scrawled on a wall?"@en . . . . . . . . . . "Within the walls of a gloomy estate known as Blackwater, Liz Austen discovers the strange world of Baron Nicolai Zaba, a man who lives in constant fear. Who secretly threatens the Baron?"@en . . . . "Els vampirs d'Ottawa" . . . . "Mystery fiction"@en . . . . . "Fiction"@en . "Fiction" . . . . . . . "Jessica est en voyage à Ottawa où elle représente le Manitoba au concours oratoire. Elle a choisi d'aborder le thème des vampires. Heureux hasard, elle fait la connaissance d'Orli qui vient de Roumanie. Celle-ci l'introduit au domaine du baron Zaba qui vient aussi du pays de Dracula. Il croit aussi à ces créatures des ténèbres et en est même menacé. Une trame invraisemblable, cousue de fil blanc et parsemée de bribes touristiques: de la littérature facile, commerciale." . . . . .