by Paul W Fairman
1972 Popular Library
Part of the Frankenstein Horror Series, a series of unrelated books with only this one having anything to do with Frankenstein. Picks up years after the Mary Shelly original, and written in largely the same style.
It's well done, but takes a while to get moving. A lot more literary than I was expecting from the cover. The reference to wheels has to do with karma. Here, Frankenstein's monster repeats the sins of his creator and has to pay for them similarly.
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