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    The Succubus
    The Succubus
    The Succubus
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    The Succubus

    By Deborah.C. Foulkes

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    The short story that inspired the paranormal series The Mina Marley Chronicles

    'Not Everything from Hell is Evil'

    Nicole Monte-Blanc must find the fallen succubus before her true power is released. Discovered on a beach in Whitby, Nicole is running out of time, she must get this powerful being to her home as soon as possible, but the appearance of James complicates things and Nicole has no choice but to pull out all the stops to save her family name.
    All James McNeish must do is collect a rare historical ring from a buyer in Whitby for his boss, but fate sends him to the wrong door and soon he is caught up in something that will change his life forever, but will this succubus be a blessing that Nicole believes her to be or will she lead them all down the path to hell?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDeborah.C. Foulkes
    Release dateJun 5, 2016
    ISBN9781311185358
    The Succubus
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    Deborah.C. Foulkes

    From North Yorkshire living under the shadow of a medieval abbey I use the building as a centre to create a fantasy world about Gods,Angels and Demons. I am heavily influenced by the Brothers Grimm, Stephen King and James Herbert. I also live with my daughter who has an uncanny ability to talk to animals and my neurotic cat.

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