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The Darkness of Strangers
Hardcover
Publisher Price: $39.95
Publisher: Effulgent Press
Published: Jun 5 2026
Pages: 374
Weight: 1.38
Height: 1.19 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Lyon, France, 1504. Beautiful young Marie LaRocque is raped by a Marquis and is now his property. Amsterdam, 1821. After falling in love with a young dancer in the vicious Klaas Ruysch's troupe, rabbinical student Julian DeVries is beaten and left for dead. Marie and Julian are each taken to the Otherworld, a timeless dimension where demon gods fashion servants
they return to our reality. In this novel of gothic and erotic horror, Book One of the Visitors from the Otherworld series tells the story of the romance and conflicts of Julian DeVries, the demon sorcerer who fights for his soul as a special associate of the police assisting with unusual cases and Marie LaRocque, vampire. The two Visitors reunite in present-day Wayvern Falls, Ohio to stop the terrifying goddess of the night, who is putting people to sleep and death while creating servants of her own.
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