Satan's Affair (Cat and Mouse, #0.5)
by H.D. Carlton
Sibby hides within the walls of a traveling haunted carnival each Halloween, her eyes ever watchful for those whose souls reek of evil—and once chosen, there's no escape from her judgment. With her devoted henchmen by her side, she serves terrifying justice that thrills as much as it chills.
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About This Book
In "Satan's Affair," Sibby, a young woman with a supernatural ability to detect evil, seeks justice by eliminating those she deems wicked. She resides within the walls of a traveling haunted carnival, using her heightened senses to identify and execute individuals whose souls reek of malevolence. Accompanied by her devoted henchmen—Mortis, Cronus, Baine, Timothy, and Jackal—Sibby dispenses her own form of terrifying justice, blending her thirst for vengeance with a complex relationship with her allies.
The narrative unfolds with Sibby and her team moving from town to town, setting up the carnival and targeting those they perceive as evil. The story delves into themes of vigilantism, trauma, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. As the plot progresses, Sibby confronts moral dilemmas and the consequences of her actions, leading to intense and suspenseful moments that challenge her beliefs and relationships.
The atmosphere is dark and intense, with a slow-burn tension that builds as Sibby grapples with her past and the complexities of her present. The novel's mood is suspenseful, drawing readers into a world where justice is served in the most unconventional and chilling ways.
What Readers Say
Many readers praise the book's unique blend of horror, dark romance, and psychological elements. Fans note the author's writing style is engaging and immersive, enhancing the dark atmosphere. Some readers find the graphic violence and explicit content to be intense and unsettling. Many appreciate the complex character development and emotional depth of the protagonist. Content warnings include graphic violence, explicit sexual content, and psychological themes.
About the Author
H.D. Carlton
8 books in library
Readers are drawn to H.D. Carlton's ability to craft intense, suspenseful narratives that delve into the complexities of human relationships, often blurring the lines between love and obsession. Her morally complex characters and immersive storytelling keep readers eagerly turning pages.
