The Bear Pit Chronicles
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781835630556
Publisher: New Generation Publishing
Published: Aug 8 2024
Pages: 402
Weight: 1.18
Height: 0.82 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Ghosts. They always have a story to tell and one no darker, or sexually transgressive than told here by P B Alastor in the Bear Pit chronicles. Ghostly apparitions send us on a journey back into the late Victorian era to traverse unknown occult realms and the Victorian Soho of Holywell and Wych Streets. The reader gains access to the past via 1970, when Lord Arthur Ashcroft, a leader of an occult group, and his wife Nina, a cult horror movie star, make incredible findings in a secret basement of their house. The discoveries pertain to an unheralded occultist and pornographer Adam Drake, and they trigger ghostly moments when the rock star Bryan Jonsen arrives at the house with his groupies and pet orangutang. The action hurtles back in time to Adam Drake's residency at Arthur's house and we journey with Drake as he delivers his illicit wares to London's underworld. Strange occurrences befall him there bringing him illumination as to his future mission in life. Conflict with Cornelius Parker, who leads his own denomination will be inevitable, as Parker and his female fanatics prepare for the final apocalyptic battles with the anti-Christ. Read and be intrigued!
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