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* There was a movie series [[The Night the Clown Cried|adapted from the novels]]. The title of the fourth movie is ''Dusk 4: Still Dusk''. A were-turtle played by [[Baylor Hotner]] is part of the movies. |
* There was a movie series [[The Night the Clown Cried|adapted from the novels]]. The title of the fourth movie is ''Dusk 4: Still Dusk''. A were-turtle played by [[Baylor Hotner]] is part of the movies. |
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Revision as of 03:18, 17 August 2013
The Dusk novels are a series of teen vampire romance novels by former Darrow University teacher Regina Wentworth.
According to Daphne Blake, the books in the series are as follows:
- Dusk
- Dusk: Early Evening
- Dusk: Just Before Bedtime
Appearances
- Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
- 125. Pawn Of Shadows
Quotes
"Author of the Dusk teen vampire romance series? Oh, my gosh! I've read them all! Dusk, Dusk: Early Evening, Dusk: Just Before Bedtime... Forbidden Love! Hidden Desire! Fred, those books are so us! Just with less... bloodletting."
- - Daphne Blake
Notes/trivia
- The series is a parody of the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. The covers of the Dusk novels, as displayed on Professor Hatecraft's desk, each corresponds to a Twilight cover, featuring an apple, a flower, and a ribbon respectively.
- There was a movie series adapted from the novels. The title of the fourth movie is Dusk 4: Still Dusk. A were-turtle played by Baylor Hotner is part of the movies.