MORGAINE AND RAVEN
The Chronicles of Morgaine the Witch #3
Fiction & Literature, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Romance, Paranormal
| Author: | Joe Vadalma | ISBN: | 9781588734648 |
| Publisher: | Renaissance E Books | Publication: | May 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | PageTurner Editions/A Futures-Past Fantasy | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joe Vadalma |
| ISBN: | 9781588734648 |
| Publisher: | Renaissance E Books |
| Publication: | May 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | PageTurner Editions/A Futures-Past Fantasy |
| Language: | English |
A FINE, ORIGINAL NEW WORK OF DARK FANTASY
The centuries long conflict of Morgaine the Witch and Michael the immortal knight with the demon Asmodeus continues in the third book in this popular new series that features the occult, magic, witchcraft and alchemy. Raven Lenore, a tough young former cop, private investigator and Wiccan, must investigate the mysterious disappearance of renown psychic, Michael Ellul, by his wife Melody, an attractive, moneyed middle-aged woman. Questioning the couple's friends Raven stumbles on a fantastic tale about the suicide of Michael's associate, Morgaine Fabiano, which involves black magic, demon summoning and ritual human sacrifice. She also learns that a Father McGuillicutty also committed suicide on the Ellul's estate, and discovers a daguerreotype from the nineteenth century in which one of the people has a strong resemblance to Michael, the missing psychic. Jack Westcott, a computer scientist, dismisses the notion of supernatural happenings, but informs Raven that the missing Michael studied alchemists such as Doctor Dee to find out the secret of eternal youth. Soon, what started out as an ordinary missing persons investigation turns into a dangerous game against mysterious demonic forces. In the course of the investigation, Raven encounters gunmen, a decomposed corpse, a computer printout that claims that Doctor Frankenstein was a real person, a pagan chapel with a bloody altar surrounded by human bones. What Raven doesn't realize is that even if she survives, it is a case that will leave a multitude of loose ends and unanswered questions.
"A fine, original new work of dark fantasy," Horror Sagas.
Cover: Sami Hursey
A FINE, ORIGINAL NEW WORK OF DARK FANTASY
The centuries long conflict of Morgaine the Witch and Michael the immortal knight with the demon Asmodeus continues in the third book in this popular new series that features the occult, magic, witchcraft and alchemy. Raven Lenore, a tough young former cop, private investigator and Wiccan, must investigate the mysterious disappearance of renown psychic, Michael Ellul, by his wife Melody, an attractive, moneyed middle-aged woman. Questioning the couple's friends Raven stumbles on a fantastic tale about the suicide of Michael's associate, Morgaine Fabiano, which involves black magic, demon summoning and ritual human sacrifice. She also learns that a Father McGuillicutty also committed suicide on the Ellul's estate, and discovers a daguerreotype from the nineteenth century in which one of the people has a strong resemblance to Michael, the missing psychic. Jack Westcott, a computer scientist, dismisses the notion of supernatural happenings, but informs Raven that the missing Michael studied alchemists such as Doctor Dee to find out the secret of eternal youth. Soon, what started out as an ordinary missing persons investigation turns into a dangerous game against mysterious demonic forces. In the course of the investigation, Raven encounters gunmen, a decomposed corpse, a computer printout that claims that Doctor Frankenstein was a real person, a pagan chapel with a bloody altar surrounded by human bones. What Raven doesn't realize is that even if she survives, it is a case that will leave a multitude of loose ends and unanswered questions.
"A fine, original new work of dark fantasy," Horror Sagas.
Cover: Sami Hursey
