Angelika Frankenstein had no love life. Who knew why? A twenty-four-year-old lady, pretty on the outside, and one could bet that she was pretty on the inside as well, from the way she treated those around her. Was there ever a time in the book that it was mentioned that she was nasty to those beneath her?
No, not at all. Her brother Victor Frankenstein had set up several scenarios for her in a bid to aid her in meeting a man that would make her his, but it had never worked out. It got to a point where Victor Frankenstein gave up the idea, and concentrated solely on his own affairs.
It was also said in the book that she was a virgin. But why had Angelika Frankenstein never met a man that was interested in her? Was it because she was Frankenstein? Creepy and irky? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe it just wasn’t the right time for her to meet her lover yet so nothing worked out for her in regard to finding a lover.
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Part 1: All About Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match
Desperate not to end up lonely and rejected, Angelika Frankenstein thought it best to make her a match. In Angelina Frankenstein Makes Her Match Book, Angelika Frankenstein lived in her old family house with her brother, Victor Frankenstein, and they inherited their parent’s wealth.
The Frankenstein siblings were orphans. Victor Frankenstein was an ambitious scientist and had it in mind to surpass his rival scientist in making new humans out of other dead humans. He had done several experiments in this regard, but he somehow had never gotten it perfectly right.
Also, he looked forward to the love of his life joining him in marriage soon. The latter was one of the reasons why Angelika Frankenstein was desperate for her own man.
However, no men were forthcoming for her, so she thought it best to join her brother in making new humans, hoping to make the man of her dreams.
On a fateful day, they went to the morgue to select body parts from dead people, and soon after they returned to their laboratory to carry out what they knew how to do best as Frankenstein. One should bear in mind that Angelika Frankenstein also took the body parts that she would need to make her own human, as it was not just Victor that was interested in this particular task at this time.
They spent the entire night sewing and stitching these body parts together until they had finished. The first human that they brought to life was Victor Frankenstein’s creation, but he made a queasy mistake and created a weird giant who took to his heels immediately, however, Angelika Frankenstein created the perfect man without any blunders. Angelika Frankenstein’s new human was called Will by her.
Will was a kind and soft-spoken man, and following the fact that Angelika Frankenstein created him for a purpose, she threw herself at him willingly, asking to be handled sexually in whichever texture he wanted her after that was why she created him, but Will didn’t agree to because he wanted to know who he was before he died and was remade.
Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match, but he broke her heart.
Part 2: Main Characters of Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match
Angelika Frankenstein
Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match but he subtly rejects her because he has other agendas. After being worried enough to follow her brother Victor Frankenstein to the morgue to purchase dead body parts, Angelika Frankenstein returns to the lab and makes the perfect match for herself, a man who is without blemish, and he dares to reject her.
What would you do if you were Angelika Frankenstein? If I were in her shoes, I will return him to the morgue.
Twenty-four-year-old Angelika Frankenstein was insecure about the fact that she didn’t have a love life, and as a matter of fact, she was still a virgin. At this point, she got desperate.
Her brother Victor Frankenstein was hinting at getting married, and she imagined them wanting their privacy and asking her to leave the family mansion, so she got proactive and tried to make her match the way the Frankenstein family knew how to.
Victor Frankenstein
Victor Frankenstein is Angelika Frankenstein’s brother. He was more into the practice of making new humans out of the parts of dead humans than Angelika. He was a handsome man, as said in the book, though he stunk like a skunk all the time from going to the morgue and dealing with dead bodies twenty- four hours a day.
Victor Frankenstein tried to set up suitors for his sister, but it never worked out, so he forgot about it. It is safe to say from Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match Book, that Victor Frankenstein loved his sister.
Will
Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match and calls him Will. He was perfect, as Angelika stitched him to perfection. By the time she gave him a bath after they left the laboratory, he turned into a handsome and patient man, although he refused to be Angelika’s suitor, insisting on knowing his origin before he got himself into an entanglement with Angelika.
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Part 3: About The Author of Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match
Sally Thorne
A US best seller, Sally Thorne is from Australia and lives in Canberra, Australia, born on the 10th of September 1981. She is the author of several popular best-sellers including 99 percent mine and The Hating Game.
Part 4: Evaluate Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match
A quirky book, Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match follows through with the same theme of every other Frankenstein tale, making humans from the body parts of other dead humans. I like the author’s imagination, using this theme as a case study.
If the Frankenstein family could make humans, and one of them needed a romantic companion and was not getting one, then why not make her a match to her specification, right? I think the author did great to delve into an imagination quite like this.
The book is a hundred percent from my point of view, and I expect that anybody that cares to read this book, knowing fully well that it is a Frankenstein story, should have no problem with the theme and plot. Well done, Author Sally Thorne!
